News Prof. Sandra MARCO COLINO presented her research on antitrust and China’s socialist market economy in the Symposium “Asian Competition Law, Trade Policy and Citizen Welfare” at Oxford University on 21 March 2025. The event was organised by Prof. Ariel Ezrachi and Prof. Ngoc Son Bui, and brought together experts Read more…
Prof. Eliza MIK delivered a research seminar on large language models at the Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University on 2 April 2025. The seminar, entitled “In Contempt of Reality: Some Thoughts on Legal Hallucinations”, focused on the challenges of measuring the reliability of Read more…
Prof. Alan GIBB and Prof. Dicky TSANG have published the 3rd edition of An Introduction to the Conflict of Laws in Hong Kong (LexisNexis, 2024). The new edition includes the new arrangement concerning the enforcement of Mainland judgments in Hong Kong which a former student Rico Wai Ho Chan assisted Read more…
News Prof. Sandra MARCO COLINO was quoted in the following articles of the South China Morning Post: “Will Beijing sink Hutchison-BlackRock ports deal with antitrust probe?” (29 March 2025) “CK Hutchison port deal may be hit with wave of antitrust probes” (30 March 2025)
News Professors Bryan DRUZIN, Anatole BOUTE and Michael RAMSDEN have published a co-authored article entitled “Confronting Catastrophic Risk: The International Obligation to Regulate Artificial Intelligence” in the Michigan Journal of International Law. The abstract of this article reads: “While artificial intelligence (‘AI’) holds enormous promise, many experts in the field Read more…
Prof. Normann WITZLEB has published a co-edited book: Tort Law and Practice in Hong Kong, 4th edn (Sweet & Maxwell, 2025). Prof. Witzleb is the general editor (together with Dr. Neerav Srivastava, and the editor-in-chief, The Honourable Mr Justice Kemal Bokhary GBM, NPJ) of a new edition of Tort Law Read more…
News Prof. Michael RAMSDEN has published a book chapter entitled “‘Uniting against Impunity’ in the New Cold War: Will the UN General Assembly Come of Age?” in R. Wessel & R. Lawson (eds), Unity in Diversity: Perspectives on the Law of International Organizations (Brill | Nijhoff, 2025). The edited collection Read more…
CUHK LAW graduates Ada Yee Lam LEUNG and Samuel Yee Ching LEUNG have published an article entitled “Backwards Tracing as an Exception and Beyond” in Trusts & Trustees (Oxford University Press). Read the article here.
Prof. Christopher ROBERTS has been appointed an Associate Research Fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, part of the School of Advanced Study at the University of London.
News Prof. Christopher ROBERTS has published a co-authored book chapter entitled “The Legacies of Vagrancy Law and the Reconstruction of the Criminal in Hong Kong, 1945–2022” with Hazel W. H. Leung in Stefan Vogenauer & Donal Coffey (eds.) Legal Transfer and Legal Geography in the British Empire (Max Planck Institute Read more…