Hong Kong Legal Articles & Insights

Internet fraud continues to be on the rise and is showing no signs of slowing down. This alarming trend makes it essential to remain vigilant. Unknown calls, phishing emails, and suspicious text messages are red flags that require our immediate attention. Recognising these unusual activities, especially those requesting personal information, is crucial for identifying potential scams.

Hong Kong Budget 2025/2026 – third consecutive deficit, cost-cutting needed as revenues remain low, 10,000 public servants' posts to be cut

Privacy Laws in Hong Kong are set to be amended following developments in AI and increased cross-border data transfers - a legal update.

Exploring CEPA, Hong Kong first FTA and its main trade enabler with the Mainland of China. We look at its advantages and recent updates.

Same-sex marriage in Hong Kong is as of yet not possible, thankfully there is progress in recognising same-sex unions and awarding rights

The evolution of the Hong Kong Legal Profession 50 Years reflects significant developments in law, business, and society. From a largely localised profession to an international legal hub, the changes experienced over the past five decades highlight shifts in regulation, technology, and professional practice.

Are lawyers philosophers and philosophers lawyers? Summer intern Vienna writes about the many ways philosophy and law complement each other

Ravenscroft & Schmierer ranked Top 15 ‘Leading Firm’ in 2025 Legal 500 for commercial, corporate and M&A in Hong Kong

Senior finance and investment professionals sharing their views at a recent panel discussion, covering among others the Chinese economy

Courts are slowly adoption more leniency and a business oriented approach towards recognition of jurisdictions in cross-boundary judgements

Rebecca Yajie Zhang, former Campus Ambassador and Summer intern at our firm walks us through her thoughts on the programme and outlook

This article talks about a development in international taxation in progress for a while now: BEPS 2.0, addressing tax avoidance by MNEs

What are an individuals rights when arrested by police in Hong Kong? Our advice: always seek legal advice and wait for counsel to arrive

The Home Return Permit is now available to non-domestic Permanent Resident status holders. We test out the application process!