The Legal 500 | Hugill & Ip doubles up its Family team
Hugill & Ip added two new partners and three senior associates to the firm, further increasing the presence of women in senior roles at the firm
Hugill & Ip added two new partners and three senior associates to the firm, further increasing the presence of women in senior roles at the firm
Hugill & Ip is proud to sponsor Hong Kong Players’ 2023 Panto and bringing you this purr-fect Christmas show that’s sure to put you in a festive mood!
An overview over different options to finance arbitrations focusing on the ability of lawyers and third-party financiers to fund arbitrations
The joining of the former Gall team significantly boosts the Hong Kong firm’s contentious practice capabilities, particularly in the private client space
“In the Chief Executive’s 2023 Policy Address, the Hong Kong Government intends to facilitate no less than 200 family offices to set up operations or expand their business in Hong Kong from 2022 to 2025.” – The Chief Executive’s 2023 Policy Address (25 October 2023)
This November we celebrate Pink Friday with a review of recent legal cases that open the way to enhanced civil rights for the LGBTQ+ community in Hong Kong
Hong Kong boutique Hugill & Ip has added family law attorney Kajal Aswani as a partner from another city firm, Gall Solicitors
What does the Court Case Ng Hon Lam Edgar v Secretary for Justice [2023] HKCA 1224 mean for same-sex couples?
Alfred Ip, Azan Marwah and Christie Lee analyse practical effects on same-sex marriage
As founders of firms seek financial backing, their investors often look more favourably on entrepreneurs who have prenups and other structures to shield assets if a relationship fails
10 common mistakes that spouses make while going through divorce – from managing emotions and conflict to practical issues related to assets and children
The ruling shows that the Parent and Child Ordinance, which came into effect in 1993, is not equipped to deal with the evolution of families
Discussing the role of barristers and solicitors in contentious proceedings – in particular within the Hong Kong Family Court setting
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