Hong Kong: Maximizing Cyber Fraud Recovery
3 February 2021
Legal experts explain cyber fraud in the digital age and provide top tips on maximizing cyber fraud recovery in Hong Kong.
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Supplemental Arrangement Concerning Mutual Enforcement of Arbitral Awards between China Mainland and Hong Kong
3 February 2021
Supplemental Arrangement Concerning Mutual Enforcement of Arbitral Awards promotes judicial cooperation between China Mainland and Hong Kong for arbitration proceedings.
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Quick notes: 10 questions on Hong Kong arbitration
1 February 2021
An overview of Hong Kong Arbitration: quick notes on 10 aspects of Hong Kong arbitral institutions, practices and procedures.
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Case Settlement Conferences: An Early Settlement Option for Parties to District Court Proceedings in Hong Kong
1 February 2021
Key characteristics of Case Settlement Conferences recently introduced for certain Civil Disputes before the Hong Kong District Court.
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Enforcing Mainland Arbitral Award in Hong Kong – Under Statute and Common Law
25 November 2020
Courts enforcing Mainland arbitral award in Hong Kong under statute may grant relief in terms of award, while common law relief may be wider.
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Remote Witness Testimony – Not to be taken for granted: the Hong Kong Courts’ approach
25 November 2020
Hong Kong Courts may permit remote witness testimony during the COVID-19 pandemic, but parties must provide reasons to justify application.
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China Mainland-Hong Kong Interim Measures Arrangement One Year On: Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones
25 November 2020
We expect to see more applications under the China Mainland-Hong Kong Interim Measures Arrangement. Key points of arrangement and practical notes.
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Bond Tak v King Frame – Staying of Court Proceedings for Arbitration: potential tension between an arbitration clause and a jurisdiction clause
25 November 2020
Hong Kong courts decide whether to stay court proceedings on the basis of conflicting arbitration and jurisdiction clauses in agreements.
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Damages claim gets red light
23 May 2017
Court confirms stand-alone private enforcement of Hong Kong’s competition law not permitted
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First Hong Kong competition case goes to the Competition Tribunal – what this signals for companies
21 April 2017
The Hong Kong Competition Commission has taken its first case to the Hong Kong Competition Tribunal, alleging that five IT companies engaged in bid-rigging
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