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The Court of Final Appeal decision in Lui Ming Lok v Ng Im Fong Loretta (FACV 1/2024): a case study from a practitioner’s lens
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As the overall legal market continues to adopt AI technologies, it is essential for family lawyers to become familiar with the strengths and limitations of AI
Alfred Ip, Partner at Hugill & Ip, talks about how to deal with understanding mental competency and handling financial decisions
Hong Kong has implemented specific measures to attract family offices, offering exclusive incentives for UHNWI seeking favourable tax regimes and robust business environments
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Adam Hugill – Partner and Head of the Employment practice at Hugill & Ip – goes through the past year at the firm while discussing the future
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