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Four Operational Risks That Impact SMEs and Start-ups in Hong Kong
Consumer Protection in Macau: What changed?
Produced in partnership with MdME Lawyers
Cross-Border Insolvency: Hong Kong Liquidators Apply for Recognition and Assistance in Mainland China for the First Time
Produced in partnership with GALL
Enhanced corporate governance and ESG among listed companies and IPO applicants expected to be launched from 1 Jan 2022
Produced in partnership with Stephenson Harwood
Presenting winding-up/ bankruptcy petitions based on foreign judgment debts – Is registration required?
Produced in partnership with Tanner De Witt
Penalties for Data Privacy Breaches
Produced in partnership with Hugill & Ip
To pay or not to pay – the rise of ransomware in 2021
The Home Return Permit for your Foreign Funds
Produced in partnership with Stephenson Harwood
LexisNexis Hong Kong In-House Counsel Market Insights: Report 2021
At Long Last: Hong Kong’s Very Own Corporate Rescue Procedure
Produced in partnership with GALL
Protecting Intellectual Property Rights in Hong Kong and China
Produced in partnership with Tanner De Witt
Cross-border insolvency in Hong Kong – listed companies and the second core requirement
Produced in partnership with Stephenson Harwood
Hong Kong’s Breastfeeding Discrimination Law – What Should Employers and Employees Know?
Produced in partnership with GALL
Conflicting Wishes of the Settlor and Courts’ Interpretation
Produced in partnership with Hugill & Ip
Leading Estates Cases: Disputes Between Beneficiaries and Executors or Administrators
Produced in partnership with Hugill & Ip
Leading Estates Cases: Disputes Between Beneficiaries
Produced in partnership with Hugill & Ip
Contesting a Will: Legal Grounds and Proceedings
Produced in partnership with Hugill & Ip
Varying Agreements in Matrimonial Proceedings
Produced in partnership with Hugill & Ip
2020 Mid-Year Review and Foresight - Mergers and Acquisitions: Share Buy-Backs In Hong Kong
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
COVID-19 Scams: Latest Trends and Practical Tips for Recovery
Produced in partnership with Denis Chang's Chambers
2020 Half Yearly Review and Foresight – Corporate Finance
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Hong Kong courts may require proof of settled practice before rendering common law assistance to foreign liquidators
Produced in partnership with Denis Chang's Chambers
Child Custody and Support Upon the Death of a Parent
Produced in partnership with Hugill & Ip
2020 Mid-year Review and Foresight – Defamation
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Child Support: Changes in Financial Capacity or Needs
Produced in partnership with Hugill & Ip
2020 Quarterly Review and Foresight – Regulatory
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Child Support: What Do You Need to Know?
Produced in partnership with Hugill & Ip
2020 Quarterly Review and Foresight – Shipping & Logistics
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Hong Kong Intellectual Property Law 2019 Review
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Hong Kong Privacy and Data Protection Law 2019 Review
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Companies on the brink of insolvency
What directors should and should not do to avoid personal liabilities
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Employee’s rights to claim against the employer for Novel Coronavirus infection
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Hong Kong Corporate Insolvency and Restructuring Law 2019 Review
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Employer’s statutory and common law duties to ensure employees’ safety and health at work during the Novel Coronavirus epidemic
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Hong Kong Employment Law 2019 Review
Produced in partnership with ONC Lawyers
Dismissal of pregnant employee and employer’s liability
Dismissal of a pregnant employee is almost always a highly sensitive matter. Not handling it properly may open employers to civil as well as criminal claims for unlawful dismissal. While an employer is not absolutely prohibited from terminating the employment of a pregnant employee, the employer must carefully observe the statutory requirements and be aware of the consequences of unlawful dismissal.
Hong Kong's Apology Ordinance is set to commence
The Apology Ordinance (Cap 631) was passed on 13 July 2017 and will become effective on 1 December 2017. Download our exclusive whitepaper today and ensure you understand this important new piece of legislation.
Prepare to be disrupted – the future is coming!
There can be no doubt that technology has the potential to profoundly impact the entire legal industry over the coming years. Artificial intelligence, automation, block chain - change is coming, and the legal profession will not be immune.
Mobile Technology & Innovation in the Law Firm
The world of legal professionals is also rapidly evolving. The same connectivity, mobile devices and technologies that are changing the way we live are also changing the way lawyers work.
Managing a breach of security in the public sector
As the way we work continues to evolve from wireless connections, mobile computing and cloud computing to tablets and smart phones, the associated risk to personal data carried on these devices, also evolves. Understanding this ever-changing landscape of risk and putting effective safeguards in place is a process that is particularly pertinent in the public sector.
The 'Big Data' era calls for greater accountability of data users
Every day we use smart devices such as smart phones, tablets, octopus cards and IP cams which are connected to various networks. Some popular online platforms such as WhatsApp, Gmail, Facebook and Twitter seem to many as indispensable to modern living.
Belt and Road Initiative (Chinese version)
