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You, as a landlord, have signed a tenancy agreement with a tenant for rental of a commercial property for a fixed term. However, the tenant has decided to break the lease and does not intend

Companies affected by the Hong Kong government's shutdown orders during the coronavirus pandemic are unlikely to win business interruption insurance or force majeure claims after a record

In these uncertain times we have had numerous enquiries from clients as to what we think is going to happen as regards offshore acquisition transactions in the near future.

The concerns over COVID-19 have arguably been the required trigger - against the backdrop of increasing unease ‒ for market participants to take stock and review their financial arrangements.

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Hong Kong Courts were closed for several months and thousands of court hearings were adjourned during this General Adjourned Period ("GAP").

Hong Kong Contractors or suppliers affected by COVID-19 should consider the Department of Justice's ODR Scheme to resolve small and medium-sized disputes, once full details are released.

Many of you may know I work from home in Hong Kong most of the time, while most of my colleagues (200+) are in Beijing. During this pandemic, I have done so since 23 January, right...

In our recent article we discussed the legal ramifications of the force majeure clauses to "excuse" parties from performing onerous or impossible contracts in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.

The initial impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic disrupted supply chains as businesses along the chain were forced to close.

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have seen an overwhelming demand worldwide for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), which includes respirators, surgical masks, gloves and face shields.

We have observed that major hotel chains have introduced widely applicable waivers for cancellation fees, and have offered more flexible rebooking policies.

Whatever your business—whether you are an investor looking at new investments, managing existing positions or planning exits, or a corporate concerned with protecting and enhancing your business...

The World Health Organization classified the outbreak of COVID-19 as a pandemic on 11 March 2020.

George Tinson, had a beautiful house on Hong Kong Island called Postbridge at the top of Repulse Bay Road, located near Wong Nai Chung Gap with lovely views overlooking Repulse Bay.

Upon divorce, the Hong Kong Court has the power to make orders for financial provision between spouses. In making such orders...

The outbreak of COVID-19 novel coronavirus has brought about disruptions to both public life and international business of an unprecedented scale.