Asia-based organizations face a growing tide of litigation and regulatory demands given the growth of the region’s digital economy, Baker McKenzie’s “Asia Pacific Business Complexities Survey 2017″ found. Two-thirds of 150 survey respondents, which included CEOs, C-suite officers, and executives in companies operating across six industries across 15 Asian countries, expected the amount of litigation and dispute resolution cases involving companies in their respective industries to increase over the next two years.
Gary Seib, partner and Asia Pacific chair at Baker McKenzie, explained that a large factor in this expected growth is the myriad legal issues that come with a growing digital regional market.
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