Prof. Jyh-An LEE and CUHK LAW PhD student Jingwen LIU have published an article “A Tale of Two Fashion Nations: Comparative Fashion IP Laws in the United States and China” in The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts. Read the article here.
CUHK LAW is inviting applications for 2025-26 admissions to our Doctor of Philosophy in Laws (PhD) and Master of Philosophy in Laws (MPhil) Programmes. Potential PhD candidates are encouraged to apply for the prestigious Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme. Scholarships and Financial Support Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS) Provides Read more…
Prof. Chao XI has published a co-authored article entitled “Majority-of-the-Minority Shareholder Votes and Investment Efficiency” with Ning Cao and Paul B. McGuinness in the Journal of Corporate Finance. Read the article here.
News Prof. Anatole BOUTE has published a letter to the editor entitled “EU approach to carbon pricing is too narrow” in the Financial Times. Read the letter here (subscription required).
Prof. Anatole BOUTE was invited to present his book “Energy Dependence and Supply Security: Energy Law in the New Geopolitical Reality” at the Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law, National University of Singapore. For details please click here.
Congratulations to Mr. Andrew LAU and Prof. Dicky TSANG on receiving the CUHK LAW Teaching Excellence Awards 2023-24. The awards recognize excellent teaching practices and encourage their dissemination within the Faculty.
Prof. Michelle MIAO has published an article entitled “Does a Lawyer Make a Difference? A Study on the Sentencing of Death-Eligible Drug Offenders in China” in The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology. Read the article here.
News A team of CUHK LAW students participated in the Nuremberg Moot Court competition held from 24 to 27 July 2024 in Nuremberg, Germany. They comprised PCLL students LAI Cheuk Ming Issac and MA Lok Hang Jaclyn, and LLB student LAM Kung Yu Christie. The Nuremberg Moot Court is an Read more…
News Prof. Lutz-Christian WOLFF, Dean of CUHK LAW & Wei Lun Professor of Law, has published a letter to the editor titled “A teaching avatar – what’s not to like?” in the Financial Times. Read the letter here (subscription required).
Prof. Jyh-An LEE’s perspective on the regulation of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has recently been referenced in a report presented to the U.S. Congress by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the United States Copyright Office (USCO). The USPTO and USCO have adopted Prof. Lee’s stance on various Read more…