RPC handle a diverse range of litigation matters, from traditional insolvency work to cryptocurrency and technology related disputes. Practice head Charles Allen focuses on domestic and cross-border litigation, in a broad range of disputes before the Hong Kong courts as well as in other jurisdictions around the region, including China, Singapore and India. Antony Sassi is experienced in handling contentious, cross-border professional negligence and insurance matters. Jonathon Crompton is recommended for disputes and regulatory investigations involving the finance and technology industries.
Testimonials
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‘The RPC litigation practice stands out for its exceptional blend of professionalism, efficiency, and client-centric service. What sets this team apart is their unwavering commitment to achieving optimal outcomes for their clients. Potential clients should know that this team not only delivers results with speed and reliability but also prioritizes transparent communication and trustworthiness. Unlike many competitors, RPC invests deeply in understanding individual client needs, ensuring that strategies are tailored and highly effective.
‘One standout individual in my experience has been Ivan Chang. His dedication to understanding my case and advocating for my best interests has truly exceeded my expectations. Ivan consistently provides insights that I might have overlooked, offering advice that is both practical and strategically sound. His ability to anticipate challenges and navigate complex legal landscapes has proven invaluable.
- 'The qualities I value most in Ivan and the rest of the team include their approachability, proactive communication, and genuine commitment to achieving positive outcomes. These attributes position them distinctly ahead of competitors and foster a collaborative environment where clients feel valued and understood.’
Key clients
- FTI Consulting (Hong Kong) Limited
- HEX Group
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Charles Allen