Articles

Former Campus Ambassador Jayson recounts the event he organised with Mr. Ravenscroft on the power of negotiation and methods of alternative dispute resolution.

A succinct guide for applicants on how best to prepare their LinkedIn profile as part of their application with Ravenscroft & Schmierer

Gap year intern Kristina recounts her time with the firm as an intern with the Operations team

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.

Following the draft legalisation gazetted on 20 December 2024, the Hong Kong Government has introduced a new re-domiciliation regime for non-Hong Kong companies, effective on 23 May 2025. Compared to traditional methods, such as to establish a new Hong Kong entity and transfer the assets and operations, this new regime allows non-Hong Kong companies to transfer their domicile to Hong Kong via a straightforward and simpler process.

Admin/HR internship experience article by Louise Sugiarto: Learning beyond the Classroom

Hong Kong's legal hub status is becoming ever more prominent in the region, matching well to its already established superconnector status in cross-border business. Adding the HQ of IOMed to its ranks in May 2025, Hong Kong has added to its attractiveness as a jurisdiction for settling disputes through mediation: a welcome addition to our ever more connected world.

Courts offer alternative (substitute) methods for serving Defendants in Hong Kong with documents in case ordinary service is unsuccesful. This article lays out the various methods available to solicitors when a Defendant has 'gone missing' and the substitute methods need to be employed for the court case to be able to continue

This article provides a simplified overview of the Transfer of Business (Protection of Creditors) Ordinance. This ordinance regulates the transfer of (part of) a business from a seller to a buyer, not only with respect to the actual process of the transfer but mainly with respect to the interests of any creditors or other third parties involved.