Gall lawyers address a range of topical legal issues relating to dispute resolution in our videos below.
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Indian awards and judgments are recognised and enforceable in Hong Kong. But what is the application process and what happens when leave is granted to enforce? Is leave ever refused and what modes of enforcement are available in Hong Kong?
Senior Associate Ashima Sood addresses these questions in our latest video.
Senior Associate Ashima Sood speaks about the security for costs regime, including the factors considered by Hong Kong Courts when making the order and fixing the amount of security to cover the defendant’s costs in defending the proceedings if the plaintiff is ultimately unsuccessful.
Following on from our “How to Recognise and Avoid Email Scams” video, Of Counsel Felda Yeung explains the Court process to recovering misappropriated funds.
In this video, Of Counsel Felda Yeung explores what an email scam is, tips to prevent them and what to do if you are a victim of fraud.
Executive Partner Chris Wong explains the process of asset tracing and describes what asset recovery is.
*This audio clip is in Mandarin Chinese
Partner Evelyn Chan shares insights on civil litigation in Hong Kong, touching on how to commence civil litigation, the process for bringing a claim, whether it’s possible to settle a matter before trial and what happens if you win at a trial and the judgment is in your favour.
*This video is in Cantonese
Indian awards and judgments are recognised and enforceable in Hong Kong. But what is the application process and what happens when leave is granted to enforce? Is leave ever refused and what modes of enforcement are available in Hong Kong?
Senior Associate Ashima Sood addresses these questions in our latest video.
Senior Associate Ashima Sood speaks about the security for costs regime, including the factors considered by Hong Kong Courts when making the order and fixing the amount of security to cover the defendant’s costs in defending the proceedings if the plaintiff is ultimately unsuccessful.
Partner Evelyn Chan shares insights on civil litigation in Hong Kong, touching on how to commence civil litigation, the process for bringing a claim, whether it’s possible to settle a matter before trial and what happens if you win at a trial and the judgment is in your favour.
*This video is in Cantonese
Nick Gall takes a look at the business environment in Hong Kong during and post-COVID-19 and how it is making redundancies inevitable and sometimes crucial.
In this Q&A, Nick Gall explores crucial questions a business may have in relation to redundancies, including: What process do we need to follow to make someone redundant? What is a post-termination restriction? When is redundancy considered unlawful?
Nick Gall explores concerns an employee may have relating to redundancies and COVID-19.
Following on from our “How to Recognise and Avoid Email Scams” video, Of Counsel Felda Yeung explains the Court process to recovering misappropriated funds.
In this video, Of Counsel Felda Yeung explores what an email scam is, tips to prevent them and what to do if you are a victim of fraud.
Executive Partner Chris Wong explains the process of asset tracing and describes what asset recovery is.
*This audio clip is in Mandarin Chinese
