Legal Practitioners

Authors: Keith Hotten, Dennis Ho

Hong Kong Family Court Practice has become required reading for all levels of lawyers and judges who are engaged in family practice in Hong Kong.

Author: Douglas Clark

In recent years, intellectual property has taken centre stage in much policy making worldwide. In line with this, the Hong Kong government is committed to making Hong Kong an innovation hub.

In this new environment Intellectual Property in Hong Kong will be a go-to tool for practitioners, academics, students and others interested in Hong Kong intellectual property law and issues.

Author: P.Y.Lo

The fourth edition of Hong Kong District Court Practice brings together the complex text of the District Court Ordinance (Cap 336), the Rules of the District Court and Practice Directions relevant to the District Court. Commentaries include section-by section annotations dealing with the meaning and application of the statutory provisions, drawing on case law from Hong Kong, England and the Commonwealth.

Author: Gary Meggitt

Wilkinson's Professional Conduct of Lawyers in Hong Kong - Desk Edition 2019 continues to incorporate the best of its previous editions, enhanced by recent developments introduced by legislation, numerous Law Society Circulars (and some Bar Circulars), Law Society and Judiciary Practice Directions, numerous cases from many relevant jurisdictions, and, most significantly, a new Bar Code (as of 20 July 2017). This new edition contains much new material, the most significant developments include annotations on the aforementioned new Bar Code, commentary on legal professional privilege, conflict of interest and money laundering. This title will prove indispensable to law students and Overseas Lawyers Qualification Examination candidates.

Author: WS Clarke

Written by a team of experts, Hong Kong Civil Court Practice – Desk Edition 2020is a practitioner’s essential reference work intended for use by all members of the legal community. It outlines the Rules of the High Court with extensive commentary. It contains the Competition Tribunal Rule and the latest decisions of the Hong Kong courts are reflected in the updated and revised commentary.

Authors: Andrew Mak, Angie Yan, Margaret Tsau

The Hong Kong Statutory Interpretation Handbook - Third Edition is a detailed work of reference containing, in the first part, a general examination of the law of statutory interpretation in Hong Kong and in the second part, up-to-date annotations to the Interpretation and General Clauses Ordinance (Cap 1).