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Court approves deposit of unclaimed clients’ assets after exhaustive efforts for Securities House ceasing business
We recently represented a securities brokerage house in efforts to convince the court to approve them depositing unclaimed clients’ assets as part of them ceasing business. As per the law, all assets had to be returned to clients before the house could cease business. However, some clients remained uncontactable or turned out to have passed away without appointment of representatives for their estate. We proved to the court that all reasonable actions were taken, allowing the

Anna Lau
Aug 27
Online Arbitration in Hong Kong: a legally binding, digital dispute resolution path
Hong Kong's Online Arbitration Platform provides a cheaper and in many cases effective alternative to traditional dispute resolution methods. This article explorer the platform and highlights the newly tailored rules in force since February 2025.

Stefan Schmierer
Aug 22
Tackling impostor syndrome through LinkedIn journaling
Cambridge Campus Ambassador and summer intern Ted writes about how LinkedIn helped him tackle his imposter syndrome by using it as a journaling tool

Ted Yip
Aug 21
Enhancing Negotiation Skills: The Significance and Strategies of Effective Negotiation
Former Campus Ambassador Jayson recounts the event he organised with Mr. Ravenscroft on the power of negotiation and methods of alternative dispute resolution.

Jayson Lau
Aug 20
LinkedIn Guidance for Applicants
A succinct guide for applicants on how best to prepare their LinkedIn profile as part of their application with Ravenscroft & Schmierer

Kristina Akova
Aug 5
A Non-Law, Gap Year Student’s Experiences in Business Operations
Gap year intern Kristina recounts her time with the firm as an intern with the Operations team

Kristina Akova
Aug 5
Legal Update: MPF Offsetting against SP/LSP Abolished from 1 May 2025 - What Employers in Hong Kong Need to Know
Using MPF to 'pay' for termination payments is no longer allowed from 1 May 2025 onwards. This article explains all the terms and introduces the available subsidy for affected employers.

Chloe Lau
Jul 30
Hong Kong's New Re-Domiciliation Regime: A Guide for Global Companies
Re-domiciliation revisited: Hong Kong's attractive business environment supercharged with an easy route for corporates to move offshore activities (back) to Hong Kong. A Guide for Global Companies

Yami Ng
Jul 30
Learning Beyond the Classroom: From Doubt to Growth
Admin/HR internship experience article by Louise Sugiarto: Learning beyond the Classroom

Louise Sugiarto
Jul 15
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