Month: September 2026

Jakarta,- Hiruharama Ponui Land Management Limited (HPLM Ltd), a lease management company based in Rotorua, New Zealand, has agreed to a memorandum of cooperation with TNC & Friends. HPLM Ltd serves as the operational and management arm for Hiruharama Ponui Incorporation, a legal entity managing Māori customary land (Māori Land Trust) in the Waiariki district, New Zealand. The meeting between HPLM Ltd and TNC & Friends was held warmly on Tuesday (12/5), 2026 at the Pullman Central Park Hotel in West Jakarta. Present at the event were the Senior Partners of TNC & Friends, while from HPLM Ltd, without hesitation, three directors of HPLM Ltd and a corporate solicitor attended the meeting.

the board of directors of HPLM Ltd and the senior partners of TNC & Friends According to HPLM Ltd’s spokesperson, Mr. Devlin, they are very pleased to collaborate with TNC & Friends, particularly in legal services. “I greatly appreciate the TNC & Friends partners; they possess high ability, competence, and dedication to their profession, and it is something that brings us joy to collaborate with them,” said the man who has been practicing law for 43 years. Meanwhile, Senior Partner TNC & Friends, Thalis Noor Cahyadi, welcomed this collaboration. “We are delighted with this partnership. TNC & Friends will deploy our team’s capabilities and expertise to collaborate with HPLM Ltd,” said the Founder of TNC & Friends. Another senior partner, Yusuf Wibisono, stated that the collaboration between HPLM Ltd and TNC & Friends demonstrates that TNC & Friends is gaining more trust from the global community. “We have collaborated with various business entities across different parts of the world,” said Yusuf.

Jakarta– The leading Algerian export company, EURL Global Greenland, Ltd, has officially appointed the law firm TNC & Friends as its legal representative in Indonesia to confront delinquent importers who engage in default or non-payment actions. This firm step was taken to restore the company’s financial rights and improve the collectability of trade receivables for their export products in the Indonesian market.

EURL Global Greenland, Ltd is one of the main producers, packers, and exporters of premium Deglet Noor dates based in Algeria. This type of date is widely known in the global market, including Indonesia, as a high-quality product. However, along the way, the management found obstacles from several local importers who deliberately delayed or did not fulfilll their payment obligations after receiving the goods. The moral hazard actions of these unscrupulous trade partners are considered highly detrimental to the international business climate.

One of the rogue importers is PT Agro Exim Brothers, based in North Jakarta. PT Agro Exim Brothers, a fruit import company in Indonesia, is suspected of committing international trade fraud. The company refuses to pay a bill worth billions of rupiah for the shipment of dozens of tons of dates, even though the commodity has already been sold out in the domestic market in Indonesia. Based on the Cost and Freight (CFR) Jakarta contract agreement, payment should have been settled since the due date on May 23, 2025. Although the goods have been fully received and commercially distributed through a third party, the buyer has not made any payment at all. The total arrears from the two invoices for November 2024 amount to USD 136,800.

The Director of EURL Global Greenland, Ltd, Mohamed Zid, stated that his company has appointed the law firm TNC & Friends to take legal steps, both non-litigation and, if necessary, litigation against PT Agro Exim Brothers. Meanwhile, according to Yusuf Wibisono, Senior Partner at TNC & Friends, his firm will send a formal notice to PT Agro Exim Brothers in North Jakarta to urge the importer to fulfilll their obligations immediately.

Meanwhile, Thalis Noor Cahyadi, Managing Partner of TNC & Friends, emphasized that they are still giving PT Agro Exim Brothers time to fulfilll their obligations in good faith. “If PT Agro Exim Brothers does not fulfilll their obligations to our clients in good faith within the time frame we have provided, we will be forced to take legal action both nationally and internationally, and we will also file for bankruptcy in the Commercial Court,” Thalis asserted.

Yogyakarta, – The Sentra Komunikasi (Senkom) Mitra Polri Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY) held a Mediator Training for Senkom Paralegal and QR.33 personnel at the Mantrijeron Multipurpose Building, Yogyakarta, Sunday (12/7/2026). This activity aims to enhance the members’ competence in facilitating conflict resolution effectively and peacefully.

Quoting the website www.jogjakeren.com, the Chairman of Senkom Mitra Polri DIY, Budi Hartono, stated that the improvement of human resource quality has become a necessity amidst the dynamics and ever-changing developments of the times. “The competence of the members must be continuously improved to be able to meet challenges and provide better contributions to the community,” he said while opening the event. The mentor of Senkom Mitra Polri DIY, Slamet Yunani, also emphasized the importance of strengthening members’ capacities through continuous training. According to him, mediation skills are one of the important assets for Senkom personnel in carrying out their social roles within the community.

The training featured a Mediator and Senior Partner at TNC and Friends Law Firm, Yusuf Wibisono, as the speaker. He appreciates Senkom DIY’s commitment to improving the quality of its members through mediation skills training. In his material, he emphasized that mediation is necessary because it is a proper and effective way to resolve disputes peacefully. “Mediation can also improve relationships and open wider access for the parties to achieve a satisfactory and just resolution,” he explained.

Yusuf explained that a mediator should at least reflect five attitudes. Among them, being acceptable and trustworthy to the disputing parties, impartial, friendly, open, and confident. “In addition, being sympathetic and having tolerance toward the disputing parties.” And also able to formulate the issues and alternative solutions,” he said.

The event concluded with a focus group discussion (FGD) that provided participants with the opportunity to delve into the material, engage in discussions, and share experiences. Through this training, Senkom DIY hopes to produce more competent mediators who can act as professional facilitators in conflict resolution and prioritize deliberation. (Source: jogjakeren.com)