From the DDO to child custody and special needs trusts, a seminar delivering the legal knowledge every family in Hong Kong deserves
From Mexico to Hong Kong, Ana Victoria Espino de Santiago’s story reminds us that true inclusion transforms workplaces, professions, and societies for the better
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of employment and labour laws and regulations applicable in Hong Kong
Hong Kong employment law offers little protection against unfair dismissal and employers can terminate without cause if proper notice/payment is given
Bridging digital innovation and human connection – key insights from Inspire HR 2025:
This conference brings together global minds, bold practitioners, and disruptive technologies to reimagine how we lead, how we build, and how we care
“While the Bill does not introduce new obligations for employers, organisations can position themselves as progressive employers and create a workplace culture that celebrates diversity and supports equality,” writes Adam Hugill, Partner at Hugill & Ip Solicitors.
HR Online | The ‘paw-er’ of pets in the workplace: Do employees benefit from their furry colleagues?
In this exclusive, Tracy Chan talks to SPCA’s Community Director Jenmon Jenkins, and Hugill & Ip Solicitors’ Partner Adam Hugill, to explore what employers should consider when welcoming our ‘fur-tastic’ friends into the work environment.
Adam Hugill explains the need for rules around the use of social media in the workplace
The 4.5-day workweek represents a potential shift in legal practice – hinging on balancing productivity with employee well-being and client satisfaction
Organisations should schedule time for regularly reviewing and updating their policies to reflect industry advancements, legal requirements and societal expectations. Policies should also be flexible and adaptable to new technologies and practices.





