Gall Newsletter – Employment – May 2016 Download Gall was instructed to act for Sunny Tadjudin against the Bank of America in this landmark employment law case. The “Sunny Case” is considered the leading authority in respect of bonus claims in Hong Kong. In the Bank’s latest appeal, the Court considered the issue of whether
Senior Partner Nick Gall presents at the IBA Annual Litigation Forum 2016
The IBA Annual Litigation Forum 2016 took place in San Francisco from 27th-29th April 2016. Gall was one of the sponsors of this leading event presented by the IBA Litigation Committee and the IBA Corporate Counsel Forum and supported by the IBA North American Regional Forum. Senior Partner Nick Gall was a speaker in the
Gall sponsors the YDA Annual Spring Fling fundraiser to support children in Hong Kong with diabetes.
Gall was proud and delighted to be one of the sponsors at this year’s YDA (Youth Diabetes Action) Spring Fling, the YDA’s annual fundraiser to support children in Hong Kong suffering from diabetes. The theme for the night was “Le Grand Tour”, a night of car racing, music and an inspirational talk by racing car
Hong Kong CFI Stays Proceedings in favour of Arbitration
In a judgment delivered on 4 March 2016 the Hong Kong CFI has ruled that the court need only be satisfied on a prima facie basis that a valid arbitration agreement applies, in order to stay court proceedings. The case in question is Bluegold Investment Holdings Limited v Kwan Chun Fun Calvin [HCA 1492/2015]. The
Senior Partner Nick Gall and Senior Associate Stephen Chan contribute the Hong Kong section of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Lending & Secured Finance 2016 Edition
This chapter first appeared in the first edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Lending & Secured Finance 2016; published by Global Legal Group, London (www.iclg.co.uk) ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN JUDGMENTS 2016 View PDF [collapsibles] [collapse title=”Country Finder” active=”false”] 1.1 Please set out the various regimes applicable to recognising and enforcing judgments in your






