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Arbitration in Hong Kong - a Practical Guide, 5th Edition
Arbitration in Hong Kong - a Practical Guide, 5th Edition
2021-12-31G. Ma Tao-li | D. Brock

Arbitration Law in Hong Kong: A Practical Guide is the leading text on Arbitration in the Hong Kong jurisdiction. It includes contributions from the pre-eminent arbitrators in the region and is overseen by Editor-in-Chief, Geoffrey Ma, GBM, QC,SC and General Editor, Denis Brock.

Format

Book & eBook

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(starting at)

HKD 4,100.00

ADR in Hong Kong
ADR in Hong Kong
2018-8-31C. To | S. So

The comprehensive and concise resource for anyone interested in Alternative Dispute Resolution

ADR in Hong Kong is a comprehensive resource written in simple, easy-to-understand language for anyone interested in Alternative Dispute Resolution. It explains the theory and concepts from a practical viewpoint, to enable practitioners to understand the subject with the view of developing a successful career in this area.
 
The text examines changes brought about by the two Amendment Ordinances passed in June 2017:

Arbitration (Amendment) Ordinance 2017
Arbitration and Mediation Legislation (Third Party Funding) (Amendment) Ordinance 2017
 
Blending theory with actual practice
 
This text focuses on concepts and practical aspects by blending theory with practice derived from real-life cases and examples


Written by experienced practitioners

Dr. Christopher To, Barrister-at-Law; Programme Director of LLM in Arbitration and Dispute Resolution at City University of Hong Kong.
Mr. Simon So, Barrister-at-Law.

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Book & eBook

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(starting at)

HKD 1,350.00

Arbitration in China: Regulation of Arbitration Agreements and Practical Issues
Arbitration in China: Regulation of Arbitration Agreements and Practical Issues
2012-3Gu W.

Articulates a dynamic theory on international, commercial arbitration

Covers all major stages of the arbitral procedure in China – validity requirements at the drafting stage, relationship with the tribunal’s jurisdiction and power, and finally, judicial review by the people’s courts examining the unique system of arbitration that has developed – arbitration with Chinese characteristics.

Includes an abundance of empirical evidence and comparative perspectives

A useful source for those interested in not only the progress made in Chinese arbitration institutions, but also the broader political and economic dimensions of Chinese arbitral developments.

Goes beyond academic enquiries, incorporating practice and policy concerns 

Topics discussed include a wide range of issues that have received serious attention from the Chinese government, and especially those of its arbitration reformers.

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Printed Book

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(starting at)

HKD 1,125.00

Hong Kong Mediation Handbook, Second Edition
Hong Kong Mediation Handbook, Second Edition
2014-5-15R. H. M. Leung | C. K. W. Wong | B. K. M. Hung | A. S. K. Mau
“No other legal development in Hong Kong in recent years has attracted so much widespread interest... as mediation. This handbook is the only one to deal with such an important topic in such depth and breadth … the provisions of real cases and examples are particularly illuminating … [an] excellent work”. Mr Huen Wong JP, Currently on the Board of Directors of the Hong Kong Airport Authority; Fellow and Past President of the Law Society of Hong Kong With the enactment of the Mediation Ordinance this past January 2013, Mediation is now the standard procedure before any matter goes to trial Mediation in Hong Kong has become an increasingly popular and useful dispute resolution mechanism. With the implementation of the Civil Justice Reform in 2009, Practice Direction 31, and more importantly, the Mediation Ordinance, mediation is now widely regarded as an established mode of dispute resolution in its nascent stages that is a useful alternative to the Courts. This handbook serves not only as a useful general reference for anyone interested in mediation, but also as a tool for those that are thinking about, or in the process of mediation • Discusses the nature of the Mediation Ordinance with regards to its impact on the status of mediation in Hong Kong • Includes discussions on all aspects of mediation: from the mediation process, to how parties choose a mediator, to mediation agreements, to enforcement of mediation settlements, to accreditation of mediators, to mediation in family disputes, divorce, family estate disputes, etc, and many other topics • Helps readers develop highly complex and technical skills with background methodology so that readers can put these skills into practice • Includes chapters on specialist mediation such as construction disputes, shareholders’ disputes and financial products disputes. • Extensive real life case studies • Contains Appendices with useful forms in both English and Chinese that are often used during the mediation process

Format

Book & eBook

Price

(starting at)

HKD 2,756.00

ADR in Hong Kong
ADR in Hong Kong
2018-8-31C. To | S. So

The comprehensive and concise resource for anyone interested in Alternative Dispute Resolution

ADR in Hong Kong is a comprehensive resource written in simple, easy-to-understand language for anyone interested in Alternative Dispute Resolution. It explains the theory and concepts from a practical viewpoint, to enable practitioners to understand the subject with the view of developing a successful career in this area.
 
The text examines changes brought about by the two Amendment Ordinances passed in June 2017:

Arbitration (Amendment) Ordinance 2017
Arbitration and Mediation Legislation (Third Party Funding) (Amendment) Ordinance 2017
 
Blending theory with actual practice
 
This text focuses on concepts and practical aspects by blending theory with practice derived from real-life cases and examples


Written by experienced practitioners

Dr. Christopher To, Barrister-at-Law; Programme Director of LLM in Arbitration and Dispute Resolution at City University of Hong Kong.
Mr. Simon So, Barrister-at-Law.

Format

eBook

Price

(starting at)

HKD 1,080.00

Hong Kong Mediation Handbook, Second Edition
Hong Kong Mediation Handbook, Second Edition
2014-5-15R. H. M. Leung | C. K. W. Wong | B. K. M. Hung | A. S. Mau
“No other legal development in Hong Kong in recent years has attracted so much widespread interest... as mediation. This handbook is the only one to deal with such an important topic in such depth and breadth … the provisions of real cases and examples are particularly illuminating … [an] excellent work”. Mr Huen Wong JP, Currently on the Board of Directors of the Hong Kong Airport Authority; Fellow and Past President of the Law Society of Hong Kong With the enactment of the Mediation Ordinance this past January 2013, Mediation is now the standard procedure before any matter goes to trial Mediation in Hong Kong has become an increasingly popular and useful dispute resolution mechanism. With the implementation of the Civil Justice Reform in 2009, Practice Direction 31, and more importantly, the Mediation Ordinance, mediation is now widely regarded as an established mode of dispute resolution in its nascent stages that is a useful alternative to the Courts. This handbook serves not only as a useful general reference for anyone interested in mediation, but also as a tool for those that are thinking about, or in the process of mediation • Discusses the nature of the Mediation Ordinance with regards to its impact on the status of mediation in Hong Kong • Includes discussions on all aspects of mediation: from the mediation process, to how parties choose a mediator, to mediation agreements, to enforcement of mediation settlements, to accreditation of mediators, to mediation in family disputes, divorce, family estate disputes, etc, and many other topics • Helps readers develop highly complex and technical skills with background methodology so that readers can put these skills into practice • Includes chapters on specialist mediation such as construction disputes, shareholders’ disputes and financial products disputes. • Extensive real life case studies • Contains Appendices with useful forms in both English and Chinese that are often used during the mediation process

Format

eBook

Price

(starting at)

HKD 2,120.00

Arbitration in Hong Kong - a Practical Guide, 5th Edition
Arbitration in Hong Kong - a Practical Guide, 5th Edition
2021-12-31G. Ma Tao-li | D. Brock

Arbitration Law in Hong Kong: A Practical Guide is the leading text on Arbitration in the Hong Kong jurisdiction. It includes contributions from the pre-eminent arbitrators in the region and is overseen by Editor-in-Chief, Geoffrey Ma, GBM, QC,SC and General Editor, Denis Brock.

Format

eBook

Price

(starting at)

HKD 3,417.00

Asia Mediation Handbook
Asia Mediation Handbook
2015-5
This title comprises of 29 authors from 15 different jurisdictions in Asia. Each jurisdiction highlights its historical development of mediation and its unique features. How one gets accredited in the jurisdiction for practitioners and how one can get mediators for end users. How the Judiciary supports mediation and what has the government done on mediation and what they intend to do. What is the legislation framework support mediation? How much is mediation services are being charged? Any pro-bono schemes are available for parties to use? Some statistics on success rate of mediation in the locality if available. Case law is also presented where appropriate. Some of the problems and the future direction on the use of mediation in the jurisdiction will also be discussed. Who needs it? International lawyers, parties in mediation in different jurisdictions, students, researchers, mediators, and lawyers within the jurisdiction who wants to know more about mediation within its own jurisdiction and other jurisdictions in Asia.

Format

Printed Book

Price

(starting at)

HKD 1,500.00

Hong Kong Mediation Handbook, Second Edition
Hong Kong Mediation Handbook, Second Edition
2014-5-15R. H. M. Leung | C. K. W. Wong | B. K. M. Hung | A. S. Mau
“No other legal development in Hong Kong in recent years has attracted so much widespread interest... as mediation. This handbook is the only one to deal with such an important topic in such depth and breadth … the provisions of real cases and examples are particularly illuminating … [an] excellent work”. Mr Huen Wong JP, Currently on the Board of Directors of the Hong Kong Airport Authority; Fellow and Past President of the Law Society of Hong Kong With the enactment of the Mediation Ordinance this past January 2013, Mediation is now the standard procedure before any matter goes to trial Mediation in Hong Kong has become an increasingly popular and useful dispute resolution mechanism. With the implementation of the Civil Justice Reform in 2009, Practice Direction 31, and more importantly, the Mediation Ordinance, mediation is now widely regarded as an established mode of dispute resolution in its nascent stages that is a useful alternative to the Courts. This handbook serves not only as a useful general reference for anyone interested in mediation, but also as a tool for those that are thinking about, or in the process of mediation • Discusses the nature of the Mediation Ordinance with regards to its impact on the status of mediation in Hong Kong • Includes discussions on all aspects of mediation: from the mediation process, to how parties choose a mediator, to mediation agreements, to enforcement of mediation settlements, to accreditation of mediators, to mediation in family disputes, divorce, family estate disputes, etc, and many other topics • Helps readers develop highly complex and technical skills with background methodology so that readers can put these skills into practice • Includes chapters on specialist mediation such as construction disputes, shareholders’ disputes and financial products disputes. • Extensive real life case studies • Contains Appendices with useful forms in both English and Chinese that are often used during the mediation process

Format

Printed Book

Price

(starting at)

HKD 2,120.00