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On the 23rd of March 2020, the Timor-Leste National Parliament and the Council of Ministers have issued a Resolution and a Press Communication on the Extraordinary Meeting of the Council of Ministers, respectively, on the outbreak of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Both documents aim to put in place the concrete measures necessary to ensure the prevention and combat of Coronavirus in the national territory.
As we continue to adapt to the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, CRA Timor has put in place a plan to ensure business continuity so that we are operational and fully available to assist our clients.
Our plan includes enhancements to our already established remote work skills, which enable our attorneys and staff to continue to be responsive to our client’s needs.
Our Dili office remains open until further instruction from the competent public authorities and face to face meetings and displacements to public services continue to take place only and when strictly necessary.
We remain reachable by phone, videoconference, and email as usual.
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No dia 23 de março de 2020, o Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste e o Conselho de Ministros emitiram uma Resolução e uma Comunicação de Imprensa sobre a Reunião Extraordinária do Conselho de Ministros, respectivamente, sobre o surto da Pandemia COVID-19.
Ambos os documentos visam implementar as medidas concretas necessárias para garantir a prevenção e o combate ao coronavírus no território nacional.
À medida que continuamos a adaptar-nos à pandemia de coronavírus COVID-19, a CRA Timor estabeleceu um plano para garantir a continuidade dos negócios, para que estejamos operacionais e totalmente disponíveis para ajudar os nossos clientes.
O nosso plano inclui o reforço das nossas capacidades de trabalho remoto já estabelecidas, o que permite que os nossos advogados e funcionários continuem a responder às necessidades dos nossos clientes.
O nosso escritório em Díli permanece aberto até novas instruções das autoridades públicas competentes e as reuniões presenciais e deslocamentos a serviços públicos continuam a realizar-se apenas e quando estritamente necessário.
Naturalmente mantemo-nos totalmente disponíveis por telefone, videoconferência e e-mail.
CRA Timor was founded on January 2006 by the senior partners of Coelho Ribeiro & Associados – CRA Portugal, a Portuguese Law Firm with a well-established practice with over 30 years of experience in the legal profession.
Since CRA Timor´s establishment in the territory onwards our mission and main purpose is to provide the best legal advice and solutions to foreign investors interested in doing business in the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste as well as supporting national governmental and non-governmental bodies and international organizations.
CRA Timor was, has been and is committed to be the pioneer and leading international Law firm in Timor-Leste.
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Amendments to Sports Law Regulating Employment and Contractual Matters (September 2017)
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The Constitutional Court takes position on mandatory arbitration in generic medicines disputes (August 2017)
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