Our Calvin Chui Jessica Yue and Ka Weng Kong have contributed to an article on the recently passed Civil Aviation Law of Macau (Law No. 4/2025). This legislation marks a significant shift towards market liberalization and introduces a licensing regime to enhance competition and safety in the aviation sector. Key Highlights: – Market Access: Commercial
Our Pedro Cortés and Luis Portela de Carvalho have contributed to the Panoramic section of the Lexology platform, providing insights into the development of the gaming sector in Portugal, offering valuable perspectives for industry professionals navigating this evolving landscape. For a detailed overview of Portugal’s gambling regulations, you may access the full article via the
Portugal’s gambling landscape is evolving faster than a roulette wheel on a Saturday night. From the rise of online platforms to the regulation of esports betting, the legal framework is keeping pace with the industry’s dynamic nature. In the latest Lexology In-Depth guide, esteemed Pedro Cortés and Luis Portela de Carvalho provide a comprehensive overview
We are pleased to announce the release of the latest chapter on Macau in Lexology’s Gambling Law Country Comparative Guide. This comprehensive guide offers an in-depth analysis of Macau’s legal framework governing gambling activities, including regulatory structures, licensing regimes, taxation, and compliance requirements. It serves as an essential resource for legal professionals, regulators, and stakeholders
In a recent article for Gambling Insider, our Pedro Cortés shares his insights on the evolving competition between Macau and the UAE in the Asian gaming sector. While Macau boasts a strong legacy, Pedro warns that the UAE’s rapid expansion and diverse gaming options could threaten its leadership. He emphasizes the need for innovation and
Our Pedro Cortés and Luís Rôlo have contributed to the Chambers and Partners Data Protection & Privacy 2025 Global Practice Guide, providing insights and updates on the data protection landscape in Macau SAR, China. Key takeaways: • The Macau Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) remains the primary legislation, based on the former EU Data Protection
We are pleased to share that our partner, Helena Nazaré Valente, has contributed to the DLA Piper / APAC Employment Law Forecast 2025 with the Macau chapter that summarizes the ongoing evolution of employment laws in Macau, reflecting the government’s commitment to adapting labor standards to contemporary needs. Thank you to DLA for the opportunity. Read
Our Calvin Chui, Vanessa Wong and Alex Chu have contributed to the International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) on Insurance and Reinsurance Laws and Regulations in Macau. In their overview, Calvin, Vanessa and Alex analyze key regulatory frameworks, the establishment of insurance companies, and the rights of insured parties. They examine the role of the Monetary
Our Calvin Chui, shares valuable insights on the ongoing reform of Macau’s Public Procurement Law in his article on Lexology. Key changes discussed in the article include: • Establishing clear procurement principles. • Standardizing procurement procedures. • Increasing oversight for high-value contracts. The introduction of competitive negotiation and centralized procurement aligns with international best practices.
We’re pleased to share an article by our Co-Managing Partner, Calvin Chui, published on Lexology. Titled “Macau’s New Eviction Proceedings Reform: Key Changes and Legal Implications”, the article discusses Law No. 19/2024, which will reform eviction proceedings in Macau, effective March 1, 2025. Key changes include requiring a minimum of three months’ rent arrears for