Hong Kong

Antitrust and competition

Asset finance (including aviation and shipping finance)

Banking and finance

Capital markets (debt)

Capital markets (equity)

Commercial, corporate and M&A: Leading independent Hong Kong Law Firms

Construction

Corporate (including M&A)

Data protection and cyber security

Dispute resolution: international arbitration

Dispute resolution: litigation

Domestic and International Corporate Tax

Fintech and financial services regulatory

Insurance

Intellectual property

Investment funds

Labour and employment

Offshore law firms

PRC firms in Hong Kong

Private Client and Family

Private equity

Projects and energy

Real estate

Regulatory: white-collar, compliance and investigations

Restructuring and insolvency

Shipping

Structured finance and securitisation

TMT

Firms in the Spotlight

Haldanes, Solicitors and Notaries

When it all started 45 years ago, we had an abacus to do our accounts, an air conditioner which saw its main function as being to drip on people, and a filing system held together by sticky tape and goodwill.

Interviews

Adam Hugill, Partner and Head of the Employment practice

Alfred Ip, Partner

Comparative Guides

Mergers & Acquisitions

Hong Kong

Contribution from Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Securitisation

Hong Kong

Contribution from Mayer Brown

Private Client

Hong Kong

Contribution from Charles Russell Speechlys LLP

Blockchain

Hong Kong

Contribution from Slaughter and May

News & Developments

Celebrating Women Empowerment: March Spotlight

March is a special month dedicated to honouring the remarkable contributions of women across various fields.

Hugill & Ip - 11 March 2025

Maples Group Appoints Of Counsel Duo in Hong Kong

Maples and Calder, the Maples Group's law firm, is pleased to announce the promotion of two of its lawyers to Of Counsel in its Hong Kong office.

Maples Group - 20 February 2025

XaaS (Anything as a Service): Business Boon or Bane? Weighing the Legal Risks

Growing from USD 700 billion in 2023 to USD 3.2 trillion by 2030, the XaaS (Anything as a Service) market signifies a monumental shift in global business operations.[1] XaaS, short for “Anything as a Service”,

Titus - 03 March 2025

Predatory Marriages and the Lui Ming Lok Decision

A case currently on my desk crystallises the legal challenges highlighted by the recent Court of Final Appeal decision in Lui Ming Lok v Ng Im Fong Loretta (FACV 1/2024).

Hugill & Ip - 04 February 2025