News Prof. Robin Hui HUANG was appointed by the Hong Kong Cyberport Academy as Distinguished Fellow and delivered a speech on China’s Fintech regulation on 16 December 2021. Prof. Huang talked about the development and regulation of various Fintech sectors in China, such as crowdfunding, AI-advisor, crypto asset, mobile payment Read more…
News Prof. Jyh-An LEE at CUHK LAW and Dr. Joseph LEE at the University of Manchester (UoM) Law School have been jointly awarded the CUHK-UoM Research Fund with their collaborative project “Digital Platform Governance: Security, Scalability and Sustainability”. Prof. Lee and Dr. Lee will use this grant to organise two Read more…
News Prof. Steven GALLAGHER was invited to join a panel of experts to talk about “Non-fungible Tokens, Art and Law” at the Hong Kong Design Institute NFT Forum 2021 on 29 November 2021. For details of the event, please click here.
News Prof. Eliza MIK is giving a talk on AI and contract law at the Victorian Society for Computers & the Law on 26 October 2021. For details, please click here.
News Prof. Jyh-An LEE was quoted in the South China Morning Post’s article “Decoding the health code: can Hong Kong accept a mainland Chinese-style coronavirus app for border reopening?”. Read the article here.
News Prof. Lutz-Christian WOLFF, Dean of CUHK LAW & Wei Lun Professor of Law, has been invited to present at the 2021 Tsinghua World Forum on the Rule of Law to be held on 22 October 2021. Prof. Wolff will join the Forum online and speak on the topic “Law Read more…
News Prof. Robin Hui HUANG and Prof. Jyh-An LEE were quoted in the South China Morning Post’s article “China’s Big Tech face wake-up call as country’s web of data protection laws grows more elaborate”. Read the full article here.
News Prof. Jyh-An LEE was quoted in the South China Morning Post’s article “Basic ethical questions of transparency and bias in AI remain unsolved, experts say”. Read the full article here.
News The New York Intellectual Property Law Association recently filed an amicus curiae brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Ericsson v. Samsung, a high-profile case concerning standard-essential patents (SEPs) and fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) pledge. A major part of this amicus curiae was Read more…
News “Artificial Intelligence ante portas: the End of Comparative Law?” by Prof. Lutz-Christian WOLFF, Dean of CUHK LAW and Wei Lun Professor of Law, was listed in the Best of 2020 Law Journals from Oxford University Press. It is one of the most read articles in 2020 in the sub-category Read more…