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HK Business Litigation Trends

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Quick true/false on arbitration vs litigation in HK.

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HK Business Litigation Trends
 

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Quick true/false on arbitration vs litigation in HK.

by Alexander (Rigsby) Gray
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The volume of litigation has skyrocketed with no change in arbitration popularity.

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Hong Kong courts are promoting faster case management to reduce delays in commercial disputes.

3

The Singapore International Arbitration Centre has overtaken Hong Kong as the preferred seat for most disputes.

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The number of arbitration filings in Hong Kong has grown relative to court litigation in recent years.

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All major disputes in Hong Kong are now handled exclusively in courts, with arbitration no longer used.

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Mainland-Hong Kong cross-border disputes often opt for arbitration due to confidentiality.

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Hong Kong judges have eliminated interim relief in commercial cases.

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Arbitration in Hong Kong is now completely free of any confidentiality obligations.

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Mediation and alternative dispute resolution are increasingly encouraged in Hong Kong business disputes.

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Hong Kong remains a preferred seat for arbitration in cross-border disputes.

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