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.
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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
THE BIG FREEZE Ancillary Relief in Hong Kong in Aid of Foreign Proceedings Section 21M of the High Court Ordinance and Pre-Action Discovery “It is becoming widely accepted that comity between the courts of different countries requires mutual respect for the territorial integrity of each other’s jurisdiction, but that this should not inhibit a court
HONG KONG chapter: Brooke Holden, Gall [collapsibles] [collapse title=”Q. How would you describe the appetite for commercial arbitration as a means of resolving disputes? How does it compare to litigation and mediation, for example, as a preferred method?” active=”true”] Holden: Hong Kong remains the preferred seat of arbitration regionally, given its independent and robust legal
