This update examines the key developments introduced by Indonesia’s New Criminal Procedure Code (New KUHAP) concerning criminal court proceedings and available legal remedies. It outlines the procedural framework for first-instance trials, appeals, cassation, and judicial review, highlighting important changes that may affect litigation strategies for defendants and corporations.

The Constitutional Court’s Decision No. 100/PUU-XXII/2024 has officially redefined the distinction between domestic and international arbitration awards by removing the "deemed" status from the Arbitration Law. This landmark ruling eliminates long-standing misinterpretations regarding territoriality and nationality, providing much-needed clarity for the recognition and enforcement of awards in Indonesia.

The key legal principles governing settlement agreements in Indonesia and highlights essential considerations and best practices in drafting and implementing such agreements.

A comprehensive overview of Transnational Litigation and the jurisprudence that has shaped its development across different jurisdictions

In Indonesian civil procedural law, court proceedings are generally initiated either by a lawsuit or a petition.

Drafting a civil lawsuit demands not only a solid grasp of the dispute’s substance but also strict compliance with formal requirements under the Indonesian Civil Procedure Law.

The legal framework surrounding POA in Indonesia: key requirements and best practices for drafting an effective special POA.