IHC Dispute Resolution Symposium: Focus on Arbitration in Hong Kong and China
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Date(s) - 26 Aug 2021
10:00 am - 11:30 am
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The webinar will have the following presentations:
1. 10 am – 10:40 am: China Arbitration Law: Proposed Amendments and the Impact.
Presented by Patrick Zheng and Charles Qin of Llinks Law Firm.
2. 10:40 am – 11:20 am: Cross-border recognition and enforcement of court and arbitral proceedings.
Presented by Yvette Yu and Nicole Wong of Hill Dickinson.
3. 11:20 am: Closing Remarks by Rahul Prakash, In-House Community.
When: Aug 26, 2021 10:00 AM in Hong Kong SAR
Fee: Free
Presented in English
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Our Speakers:
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Yvette Yu
Partner @Hill Dickinson
Yvette is a litigator with extensive experience in
advising and representing international clients on
a broad range of disputes, including multi-
jurisdictional corporate and commercial litigation,
regulatory investigations and enforcement actions |
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Nicole Wong
Associate @Hill Dickinson
Nicole specializes in a broad spectrum of high stakes
cross-border corporate and commercial disputes and
works closely with many multinational corporations
and high-net-worth individuals. |
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Patrick Zheng
Partner @Llinks Law Firm
Patrick Zheng obtained his LL.B. degree at Fudan
University, School of Law and LL.M. degrees at the
University of International Business and Economics,
School of Law and UC Berkeley Law School. He is
qualified to practice law in China and New York.
Mr. Zheng is a panel arbitrator of various arbitration
institutions such as CIETAC, SIAC, HKIAC, KCAB,
KLRCA and etc. |
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Charles Qin
Partner @Llinks Law Firm
Charles earned his LLB from Fudan University
School of Law, and his MS in International
Finance from East China Normal University. He
studied as an EMBA student at Tsinghua University
PBC School of Finance from April 2014 to October
2015. He has been practicing PRC law since 1990,
and his practice areas include dispute resolution,
banking and financial services, corporate/M&A,
private equity/venture capital, trust and insurance.
From 1997 to 1998, on a Practical Training Scheme
for Chinese Lawyers sponsored by the British
government, he studied English law at SOAS, and
received training at Linklaters and Brick Court
Chambers. In 1998, he co-founded Llinks Law Offices |
