| Six qualifying institutions for HK-Mainland arbitration agreement announced | New appointee to Financial Dispute Resolution Centre | Panel Judge appointed under Interception of Communications and Surveillance Ordinance |
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Hong Kong is the first jurisdiction outside the Mainland where, as a seat of arbitration, parties to arbitral proceedings administered by its arbitral institutions would be able to apply to the Mainland courts for interim measures.
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The Government welcomes the Financial Dispute Resolution Centre's new appointment of Mr Richard Leung Wai-keung as a non-official Director to its Board. His term will be two years from September 1, 2019, to August 31, 2021.
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The Chief Executive, on the recommendation of the Chief Justice, has appointed Madam Justice Lisa Wong Kwok-ying as a Panel Judge under the Interception of Communications and Surveillance Ordinance (Chapter 589).
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| NZ lawyer taps Hong Kong's strengths | From The Economist: How LawTech is transforming HK's legal landscape |
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Specialising in smart solutions, Titus Rahiri set up KorumLegal in HK citing the city's deep pool of legal talent and innovation-friendly environment as key advantages in delivering a range of tech-enabled services to clients across the region. |
Hong Kong is embracing current trends and initiatives in legal technology (LawTech) that are shaping the future of the entire legal services industry. A new online dispute resolution platform called eBRAM (Electronic Business Related Arbitration and Mediation) is set to shake up the process, making arbitration and mediation services cheaper, more efficient and vastly more accessible to small business owners. |
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| Mainland law firm opens Hong Kong office to tap growing demand for cross-border legal services | Facilitating Belt and Road financing and M&A |
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Mainland law firm Commerce and Finance Law Offices (Tongshang) announced the launch of its Hong Kong office and its association with a local law firm as part of its global expansion blueprint. |
From Chinese mainland firms' legal structuring to major project development in ASEAN and Russia, Hong Kong is proving a focus for Belt and Road-related financing and mergers and acquisitions, say partners from law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner. |
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