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Sarah Wong

Sarah Wong

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Asia’s Legal Markets Reporter, Asian Legal Business

Hong Kong

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Total articles 488

  • SG remains among top 2 global arbitration hubs: White & Case/QMUL survey

    By Sarah Wong Verified| Asian Legal Business Verified Singapore has maintained its position as one of the world's two most preferred seats for international arbitration, according to the sixth International Arbitration Survey released by White & Case and Queen Mary University of London. The city-state garnered preference from 31 percent of respondents, closely following London's 34 percent, after the two had previously shared the top position in the fifth edition of the survey.

    By Sarah Wong Verified · Asian Legal Business

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • PRC firm Hui Zhong opens in Singapore, enters into HK association

    By Sarah Wong Verified| Asian Legal Business Verified Beijing-headquartered Hui Zhong Law Firm has officially established and commenced operations at its Singapore office following approval from the Singapore Ministry of Law. Additionally, the PRC firm has entered into an association in Hong Kong with local firm GH Legal. It launched its Hong Kong office back in 2020. The Singapore office will be led by Hazel Tang, who previously spent a decade at local heavyweight Rajah & Tann.

    By Sarah Wong Verified · Asian Legal Business

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • SG remains among top 2 global arbitration hubs: White & Case/QMUL survey

    By Sarah Wong Verified| Asian Legal Business Verified Singapore has maintained its position as one of the world's two most preferred seats for international arbitration, according to the sixth International Arbitration Survey released by White & Case and Queen Mary University of London. The city-state garnered preference from 31 percent of respondents, closely following London's 34 percent, after the two had previously shared the top position in the fifth edition of the survey.

    By Sarah Wong Verified · Asian Legal Business

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Asian Legal Business