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First Of Its Kind – Successful Registration Of PRC Judgment In Hong Kong Under The Mainland Judgments In Civil And Commercial Matters (Reciprocal Enforcement) Ordinance (Cap. 645)

HD Hyundai Infracore China Co., Ltd v Li Zhiwei [2025] HKCFI 5714 is among the first cases in which the Hong Kong Court has registered a PRC ruling under the Mainland Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters (Reciprocal Enforcement) Ordinance (Cap. 645) (the "Ordinance"), since it came into effect on 29 January 2024.

Hong Kong Litigation

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Withers LLP

Criminal And Civil Remedies Available To Victims Of Sexual Harassment At Workplace

Victims of sexual harassment at workplace are protected by both the criminal law and specific anti-discrimination legislation. Understanding the legal options available is crucial for employees, employers, and anyone seeking to foster a safe working environment.

Hong Kong Employment

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ONC Lawyers

Losing Money On Bets With No Gain Could Still Be Money Laundering

The Court of Appeal (the "CA") recently handed down its decision in HKSAR v Lam Kit Wai & Others [2025] HKCA 429, revisiting legal principles on when it is appropriate to draw irresistible inferences of the existence of proceeds of crime in money laundering cases.

Hong Kong Government

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ONC Lawyers

Over 70% Of Hong Kong Executives See Economic Shift As The Most Critical Risk In The Next 12 Months, According To AlixPartners Global Risk Survey

Over 70% of Hong Kong executives see economic shift as the most critical risk in the next 12 months, according to AlixPartners Global Risk Survey.

Hong Kong Technology

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AlixPartners

Representing Financial Institutions In Multi-jurisdictional Anti-money Laundering Investigations

Worldwide Criminal

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Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Legal Update: Mandatory Reporting Of Child Abuse Ordinance (Cap. 650) To Come Into Effect In January 2026

Hong Kong Criminal

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Tanner De Witt

Legitimacy Of The Letter Of No Consent Regime Confirmed - The Case Of Tam Sze Leung & Ors v Commissioner Of Police [2024] HKCFA 8

Hong Kong Criminal

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Norton Rose Fulbright Hong Kong

Business As Usual: Hong Kong Court Of Appeal Endorses The Use Of Letters Of No Consent

Hong Kong Litigation

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Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Webinar: When Matrimonial And Criminal Law Meet – Unravelling The Legal Complexities

Worldwide Family

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Haldanes

New Criminal Offences Under The National Security Law And Its Implementation

Hong Kong Government

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Haldanes

Riot Ruling Gives Courts Greater Certainty

Hong Kong Criminal

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Ally Law

Voyeurism/Non-Consensual Photography Of Intimate Parts - Need For Creation Of New Offences On Internet, Mobile Phones & Distribution On Social Media

Hong Kong Media & IT

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Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance (GALA)

Agents, Brokers And Intermediaries Beware: When Is It Not A Crime To Receive Commissions And Rebates After You Have Helped Someone?

Hong Kong Criminal

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ONC Lawyers

Hong Kong Financial Markets Regulator's Power To Seize Electronic Devices Provides Increased Scope For Financial Crimes Enforcement

Hong Kong Finance

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Kirkland & Ellis International LLP

"There's Always Someone Watching!" (Ocean's 11). Updated Privacy Commissioner Guidance On CCTV, Drone, And In-vehicle Camera Use

Hong Kong Privacy

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Tanner De Witt

Family Office Governance: Why An Independent Professional Is Essential

Hong Kong Commercial

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The Sovereign Group

Enhancing Oversight

Hong Kong Finance

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KPMG

Hong Kong Court Provides Guidance On Interim Relief In Support Of PRC Proceedings

Hong Kong Litigation

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Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Balancing Access And Protection: Monetary Authority Of Singapore's Proposed Regulatory Framework For Retail Private Market Investment Funds

Hong Kong Commercial

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Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

China Issues Interpretations On Criminal Offenses Involving Infringement Of Citizens' Personal Information

The Interpretations shed light on the scope of the offence of "infringement of citizens' personal information" provided by Article 253 of the PRC Criminal Law.

Hong Kong Privacy

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Mayer Brown

First Person To Be Imprisoned Under The Hong Kong Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance

For the first time since the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance came into force in 1996, an individual has received a jail sentence for breach of the PDPO.

Hong Kong Privacy

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Mayer Brown

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Webinar: AML for Lawyers – Restraining Orders First Conference

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Doogue + George Defence Lawyers

Interplay Between Tax Laws, PMLA & IBC (Video)

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Shraff Legal Advocates

Section 354 In The Indian Penal Code: Outraging The Modesty Of A Woman – Complete Explanation IPC

Century Law Firm

Coercive control in Queensland family law

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Cooper Grace Ward

NSW affirmative consent campaign hits nail on the head, experts say

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O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors

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