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Chambers International Fraud & Asset Tracing Practice Guide 2024 Hong Kong
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15 May 2024
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We’re pleased to share the latest Chambers International Fraud & Asset Tracing Practice Guide for Hong Kong.
George Lamplough, Lee Landale and Vanessa Cheng provide insight into key areas of Hong Kong law and practice, including interim relief, tracing, proprietary claims against property, enforcement, and issues which arise in cross-border fraud claims, plus developing areas of Hong Kong law such as claims involving crypto-currency and “defendants unknown”.
If you would like to discuss anything covered in the guide, please get in touch.
Read the full Hong Kong chapter here.
You can find the full edition of the International Fraud & Asset Tracing Guide 2024 here.
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