We are deeply grateful that our firm has earned Notable Rankings in the Energy Industry Sector, Corporate and M&A Practice Area, and Construction Practice Area. It is a reflection of our team’s deep expertise and unwavering commitment to delivering outstanding legal services in these key areas. “Our clients’ trust is the cornerstone of everything we…
We are honored that our Senior Partner, Alexandra Gerungan, was named as LegalOne Blue Ribbon 15: Dispute Resolution (Southeast Asia 2025). The winners were selected based on a rigorous evaluation of their practical achievements, professional expertise, and impact within their respective fields. This process was guided by independent research conducted by the editorial team, ensuring…
PR 109/2025 introduces a new, investment-oriented framework for Indonesia’s WtE development, replacing PR 35/2018. The regulation expands project eligibility nationwide, simplifies the energy purchase scheme with a fixed tariff of USD 0.20/kWh, centralizes coordination under BPI Danantara, and accelerates environmental licensing. It also clarifies risk allocation and provides transitional measures for existing projects. Together, these…
ADCO Law is proud to announce that two of its Partners, Dendi Adisuryo and Morales Sundusing, have been recognized as the Indonesian In-House Counsel Choice 2025 by Hukumonline, Indonesia’s leading legal media publication. This prestigious recognition is granted based on recommendations from top in-house counsels across the country, reflecting the trust and respect earned through…
Constitutional Court Decision No. 96/PUU-XXII/2024 marks a significant shift in Indonesia’s employment and social security framework by declaring the mandatory participation in the Public Housing Savings Program (Tabungan Perumahan Rakyat, “Tapera”) unconstitutional. The decision removes the legal basis for employers to register workers or deduct contributions, while allowing a two-year transition period for regulatory restructuring….
Indonesia’s Constitutional Court has expanded the obligation to appoint Data Protection Officers (“DPO”) through Decision No. 151/PUU-XXII/2024, shifting the criteria from cumulative to alternative. This landmark ruling means that organizations engaging in any high-risk personal data processing, whether in public services, large-scale monitoring, or handling sensitive data, must now appoint a DPO. The decision strengthens…
Law 66/2024 reaffirms Indonesia’s cabotage principle, strengthening licensing requirements for maritime transport while maintaining a key exception allowing the use of foreign-flagged vessels for specific offshore activities when Indonesian-flagged vessels are unavailable. This continuity is crucial for oil and energy projects, which often rely on floating units such as FPSOs and FSRUs that cannot yet…
We are delighted to announce that ADCO Law has been recognized in the IFLR1000 Asia Pacific 2025/2026 rankings for our outstanding performance in M&A transactions. This recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to excellence and the deep expertise of our dedicated team. “This recognition marks a proud milestone for us. It reflects the trust our…
The Indonesian labour framework provides flexibility for micro and small enterprises (“MSEs”) to pay wages below the provincial minimum wage (UMP). This exemption, introduced under the Job Creation Law and elaborated in Government Regulation No. 36 of 2021 as amended by Government Regulation No. 51 of 2023 (“GR on Wages”) on Wages, seeks to balance…
The issuance of MOLR 27/2025 introduces a new framework for managing music and/or song royalties in Indonesia, while simultaneously revoking MOLR 9/2022. Through this regulation, the government strengthens the LMKN’s role as the central management body, explicitly distinguishes between royalty obligations for analog and digital users, tightens the operational budget limits, and expands the audit…