Gall has been shortlisted in the following categories for the Macallan ALB Law Hong Kong Law Awards 2015
The nominations for the inaugural Asialaw Asia-Pacific Dispute Resolution Awards have been announced. On September 24, Asia’s leading dispute resolution lawyers will gather in Hong Kong to celebrate the progress of litigation and dispute resolution in the legal profession.
This article appeared in the 2015 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Corporate Recovery & Insolvency; published by Global Legal Group Ltd, London (www.iclg.co.uk)
This Wolters Kluwer Hong Kong's flagship event was held on Wednesday 8 July at Beijing Marriott Hotel Northeast.The event provided many international arbitration updates and insights from speakers around the world, making this event a truly international summit.
This article appeared in the 2015 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Corporate Recovery & Insolvency; published by Global Legal Group Ltd, London.” (www.iclg.co.uk )
A number of Hong Kong’s leading law firms joined forces to launch a new and exciting legal community – Women in Law Hong Kong (WILHK). Providing a networking platform for private practice lawyers, in-house counsel and other legal professionals in Hong Kong, WILHK also aims to encourage collaboration, integration and education amongst law firms and in-house counsel in Hong Kong; foster the development and retention of women in the legal profession; and bring to the forefront of the industry issues affecting women working in the legal profession in Hong Kong.
In the latest issue of Amer Asia Law Magazine, Senior Partner Nick Gall covers Hong Kong Asset Freezing supporting foreign litigation.
Financier Worldwide canvasses the opinions of leading professionals around the world on the latest trends in commercial arbitration.
Gall was proud to be a sponsor of the AmCham HK Ball 2015. The theme for the night was La Carousel Americano, guests arrived and were welcomed with a Gall “The Litigator” cocktail. A great night was had by all.
The conference was jointly organised by AIJA (International Association of Young Lawyers) and the American Bar Association Section of International Law. The first of its kind conference on same sex families and covered various aspects of the law including family, private client, employment, immigration, reputation management and tax. Each of eleven panels addressed a different aspect of the law affecting a same sex fictional family of 2 gay men and their 2 children (one born through surrogacy and one adopted). Each member of each panel gave a presentation about the law in their respective jurisdictions. Caroline presented on disputes relating to children on separation with reference to Hong Kong.