Sharing the load but not the penalty
28 November 2022
$1 million penalty for NQCranes for market-sharing crane cartel
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litigation
Hong Kong tightens time limits for handing down of court judgments
28 July 2022
The Hong Kong Judiciary has issued a practice direction imposing time limits for handing down of reserved judgments in Hong Kong court proceedings.
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Peters Ice Cream gets its just desserts
13 April 2022
Peters Ice Cream admits to engaging in exclusive dealing and agrees to the imposition of a $12 million pecuniary penalty.
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Sampling in Large Construction Cases: the Perfect Marriage of Law and Statistics
27 January 2022
In this post, we summarise we discuss the relevant legal principles around sampling in preparing evidence and provide some pointers on how this can be used in preparing claims for arbitration and litigation.
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Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in PRC -Enforcement of a Singapore International Arbitration Centre Award at the Dalian Intermediate Court
15 April 2021
This article summarises a decision in the Dalian Intermediate Court which recognised the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in PRC
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Hong Kong: Alternative to Class Action – Representative Proceedings
22 February 2021
The only mechanism in lieu of class action in Hong King is representative proceedings. This article explore how representative proceedings work.
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Hong Kong Courts Embracing the Use of Technology
22 February 2021
Court Proceedings (Electronic Technology) Bill introduces to Hong Kong Courts electronic filing, payment and document authentication.
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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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Appealing domestic arbitral awards in Australia: not opting out is not opting in
3 December 2020
This article provides a summary of Jacobs Group v Commonwealth Australia and its implications on the appeal of domestic arbitral awards in Australia
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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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