Facing multiple issues in the form of a mining crisis, the delayed effects of the central bank's aggressive monetary tightening, political uncertainty in an election year, a slowdown in China, and the tapering of U.S. monetary stimulus, Indonesia has its work cut out to remain attractive as an investment destination, but it still holds potential for law firms, finds Ranajit Dam. With additional reporting by Randy Fabi, Rieka Rahadiana, Wilda Asmarini, Fergus Jensen and Jonathan Thatcher of Reuters