Parkside Chambers is delighted to announce that Vincent Lung, Fergus Tam and Nicole Liu have been admitted as Fellows of the Hong Kong Institute of Arbitrators (HKIArb).
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PARKSIDE CHAMBERS is a leading set of barristers’ chambers in Hong Kong. It comprises a group of over 40 independent practitioners who handle a wide range of litigation, arbitration and advisory matters.
Members from diverse backgrounds are experienced in many fields of the law, including civil and commercial litigation, alternative dispute resolution, family law, criminal litigation and administrative and public law.
Three Members Admitted as Fellows of HKIArb
26 July 2024
Parkside’s Toby Brown delivers a CPD presentation on Asset Tracing and Letters of No Consent
19 July 2024
On 17 July, Parkside's Toby Brown delved into the ongoing arms race between fraudsters and companies in the context of asset tracing when he presented a CPD seminar at Dentons' offices.
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Two new members join Parkside Chambers
17 July 2024
Parkside is delighted to welcome Joshua Wang and Christopher Gin.
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Fraud & Asset Tracing Seminar featuring Parkside’s Toby Brown
10 July 2024
Parkside's Toby Brown delivered an overarching summary on Fraud and Asset Tracing at Clyde & Co as part of a CPD seminar.
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Recognition of Parkside Chambers’ Peter Clayton SC as a Thought Leader by WWL
8 July 2024
Parkside Chambers' Peter Clayton SC was ranked as a Recommended Thought Leader for Construction by Who's Who Legal
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Parkside recognised at the Hong Kong Law Reform Commission Annual Dinner for the Essay Competition
7 July 2024
Parkside’s Benson Tsoi SC was delighted to attend the recent Annual Dinner of the Hong Kong Law Reform Commission
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Pensions, pre-marital plots of land, and Philippines property: RPB nee RGP v. CFB [2024] HKFC 84
12 July 2024
Lareina Chan represented the Husband in a 5 day trial.
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Irregularity principle clarified: no distinction between “minor” irregularities and “substantive” defects; only question is inevitability.
23 June 2024
Parkside's Deanna Law and Nicole Chui (acting for D1-D3) successfully resisted P’s s.42 Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622) (“CO”) application for a declaration that certain filings at the Companies Registry are null and void and an order that they be removed.
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Does section 3(2) of the Homicide Ordinance unjustifiably derogate from the Appellant’s right of presumption of innocence under Article 87(2) of the Basic Law?
18 June 2024
On 12 June, the Court of Final Appeal decided on the cardinal issue of whether the Homicide Ordinance derogates from the right of presumption of innocence
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Jacobs’ project director Leslie Swann acquitted of fraud charges in relation to the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge project.
3 June 2024
Benson Tsoi SC secured an acquittal for Mr. Leslie Swann, the Project Director of Jacobs China Ltd who was in charge of the concrete compression tests for the “mega project” Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge
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Court of Appeal considers the application of Mibanga (as to whether the trial judge properly considered all evidence) and allows interest on mesne profits
24 May 2024
In Ho Yat Wah v Chung Hang Him, The Sole Executor Named in the Will of Madam Chan Yuk Mui, Deceased [2024] HKCA 378, the Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal and allowed the Defendant’s cross-appeal.
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Parkside’s Osmond Lam and Lareina J. Chan successfully defended an application for summary judgment
30 March 2024
Osmond Lam and Lareina J. Chan successfully defended an application for summary judgment based on copyright infringement in the High Court.
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