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A U.S. federal judge has blocked enforcement of New York City's landmark law requiring Uber and Lyft to provide 14 days' notice before deactivating drivers, ruling the regulation unconstitutional and finding it unduly restricts the companies' platform safety operations.
South Korea's Seoul High Court has temporarily blocked a Fair Trade Commission decision to designate Coupang founder Kim Bom as the e-commerce giant's controlling entity, pending resolution of the main legal challenge.
The Court of Appeal has dismissed the case of four sisters seeking compensation for damage to their ancestral land in Pedas, finding they could not identify the party responsible for the trespass and drainage work.
Malaysia's government has pledged to realign its taxation approach toward nicotine-containing vape products in accordance with a recent Court of Appeal decision, signalling a potential shift in regulatory strategy.
A federal judge has halted ICE arrests at immigration courthouses across the United States, ruling that the Trump administration's enforcement practice lacks proper legal justification and undermines due process protections.
A Malaysian court has upheld a freeze on RM195 million held in accounts linked to Bersatu, the ruling party. The decision carries significant implications for the party's operations and fundraising capacity.