The HKIAC's Administered Arbitration Rules 2018 enter into force today, 1 November 2018.

Kenix Yuen contributed to an IR Global Virtual Series report on whether witnesses are truly independent. Kenix, alongside leading lawyers from other jurisdictions

Senior Associate Ashima Sood speaks about the security for costs regime, including the factors considered by Hong Kong Courts when making the order and fixing the amount of security to cover the defendant's costs in defending the proceedings if the plaintiff is ultimately unsuccessful.

An article co-authored by Gary Born and Sabrina Lee, published in the October issue of "Asian Dispute Review".

Associate Catherine Tso on the Family & Divorce team explains the mediation process and the potential benefits for parties.

In the ongoing case of Dickson Valora Group (Holdings) Co Ltd and another vs Fan Ji Qian [2019] HKCFI 482, the Court was looked with a notable application...

Of Counsel Felda Yeung has contributed the Hong Kong chapter to this Q&A publication with DFDL which aims to shed...

On June 29, 2015, the Court of Appeal of the HKSAR handed down an important judgment relating to legal advice privilege.

In recent years, the courts have sought to strike a balance between upholding contractual agreements to refer disputes to arbitration and protecting a party's statutory rights to wind up a company in court.

Hong Kong has traditionally been reluctant to allow claimants' legal costs to be paid by third parties who have no direct legitimate interest in the outcome of the dispute.

On 6 April 2006, the Court of Final Appeal (CFA) ruled that a party subject to disciplinary proceedings in Hong Kong does not necessarily have a right to have its lawyers examine witnesses at disciplinary hearings.

Hong Kong has published its long-awaited Code of Practice for third party funders, and announced that amendments to the Arbitration Ordinance which permit funding of Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Legislative Council has passed amendments to the Arbitration Ordinance to permit third party funding of arbitration in Hong Kong.

Nick Gall, Ashima Sood and Kritika Sethia have contributed the Hong Kong chapter for the 2022 International Comparative Legal Guide (ICLG) to Competition Litigation

Asian Legal Business recently spoke to Jeremy Lightfoot, partner and head of Carey Olsen's Hong Kong dispute resolution and litigation practice, ...

When considering a cross border strategy, it is essential to understand how each jurisdiction interrelates with the others.

CIETAC, the Chinese arbitration institute handling most of the foreign related arbitrations, has opened an arbitration centre in Hong Kong.

The project examines the decision-making process behind the selection of party-appointed arbitrators.

Working group of dispute resolution experts holds first meeting and establishes terms of reference directed at further strengthening Hong Kong's position as an international arbitration centre...