Two voices from An Luật: the human element in the case and the risk structure behind it.
On this day, June 6th, amidst Saigon's unpredictable weather, Lawyer Quynh Nhu reflects on a long journey. Twenty years of building the brand An Luat...
The employee's physical chair is still there. But customer lists, design assets, and operating procedures... those things have no clear physical form, and they don't make a sound when they are taken away.
I don't hate Zalo. It is a highly convenient tool. But there is a dangerous phenomenon: many businesses are using Zalo as if it were their legal department, accounting team, and evidence vault all at once.
The courtroom doors close and the lights fade, but for those who stumbled, their darkest chapter has just begun. As a criminal defense attorney, Nhu doesn't choose to exploit loopholes or evade guilt...
There is a very common type of contract in Vietnam, especially among small business owners and new founders. It is not written on paper. It exists only in people's minds. The trouble is, each person's mind holds a different version of the file...
Western Vietnamese startup style: three or four friends sit at a drinking table, share a few beers and a good dish, and close a business deal based purely on trust. When losses hit, friendship ends, and they resort to the law to argue...