SSEK's Stephen Igor Warokka gave a presentation and led a Q&A session at an AmCham Indonesia briefing on Indonesian Ministry of Manpower (MoM) Decree No. 228/2019 regarding Certain Positions that Can Be Occupied by Foreign Workers.

SSEK's Fahrul S Yusuf and Mohammad K Bratawijaya have contributed the Indonesia chapter to Lexology Getting the Deal Through – e-Commerce 2020. The guide addresses key issues of concern to corporations and their counsel when navigating e-Commerce law, including contracting on the internet.

SSEK has contributed the Indonesia chapter to The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Shipping Law 2019. The guide covers common issues in shipping laws and regulations, including salvage.

The Indonesian Supreme Court has introduced the e-Litigasi, or e-Litigation, application intended to make the court process in the country faster, simpler and less expensive. 

SSEK's Ira A Eddymurthy and Fahrul S. Yusuf have contributed the Indonesia chapter to the Chambers Corporate M&A 2019 global guide, where they provide expert legal commentary on key issues for businesses including primary regulators.

SSEK's Ira A Eddymurthy and Revaldi N Wirabuana have contributed a Q&A guide to establishing a business in Indonesia, which gives an overview of the key issues in establishing a business in Indonesia, including an introduction to the legal system and the available business vehicles and their applicable formalities.

Indonesia’s Ministry of Manpower has issued eagerly awaited rules on those positions that can be held by expatriate workers. Join Stephen Igor Warokka, a supervising partner in the immigration law and work permit practice of SSEK Legal Consultants, and AmCham’s Managing Director, Lin Neumann, for a briefing and a Q&A session on MoM Decree No. 228/2019.

The Minister of Manpower has issued a decree containing a positive list of those positions that are open to expatriate workers in Indonesia. Minister of Manpower Decree No. 228 of 2019 became effective on August 27, 2019.