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ARTICLE · 08 JANUARY 2026

Navigating Contract Disputes: Views From Practice

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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Herbert Smith Freehills is pleased to present Navigating Contract Disputes: Views from Practice, a series of seminars with accompanying guides...

Hong KongCorporate/Commercial Law
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Herbert Smith Freehills is pleased to present Navigating Contract Disputes: Views from Practice, a series of seminars with accompanying guides, which will be rolled out over the coming months. This series aims to provide clear and practical guidance on Hong Kong law issues that commonly feature in commercial contract disputes.

The following topics will be covered: formation of and interpretation of contracts, pre-contractual statements (misrepresentation and other possible causes of action such as negligent statements), good faith and endeavours obligations, termination of contract, remedies for breach of contract, liquidated damages, limitation and exclusion clauses, and dispute resolution and governing law clauses.

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