Parallel Imports in Uzbekistan: Court Confirms Application of National Exhaustion Doctrine
The LEGATE team successfully represented one of the world's leading consumer goods manufacturers in a trademark enforcement dispute concerning parallel imports into Uzbekistan.
More infoLabour Inspectorate Orders: Administrative or Civil Jurisdiction?
Disputes concerning the true nature of the relationship between a company and an individual have become increasingly common in practice. In particular, situations frequently arise where a company engages an individual under a civil law services agreement, while the individual subsequently alleges that the relationship was, in substance, one of employment and seeks payment of salary and other employment-related benefits.
More infoThe Principle of Legitimate Expectations in Judicial Practice Concerning Privatization Disputes
One of the key factors underpinning the investment attractiveness of any jurisdiction is not only the existence of statutory safeguards for property rights, but also the manner in which those safeguards are applied by the courts.
A recent decision of an administrative court in Uzbekistan is noteworthy in this regard.
Uzbekistan Liberalizes Outbound Investment Regulations
The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has approved, and the Ministry of Justice has registered, amendments to the Regulation on Certain Foreign Exchange Transactions Related to Capital Movements.
More infoArtificial Intelligence in Uzbekistan: Legal Frameworks and Guidance for Investors (2026)
In recent years, Uzbekistan has made substantial progress in regulating digital technologies. For investors in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), this marks a transition from uncertainty to a framework of clearer—though increasingly demanding—rules.
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