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Cohabitation in Hong Kong: A Brief Comparison of Comparing the Legal Landscape of Married and Unmarried Couples in 2025
Cohabitation is on the rise in Hong Kong, as more couples choose to live together before, or instead of, getting…
Joanne Brown
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14 November 2025
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Lexology Index 2026
We are delighted to announce that Tanner De Witt has been recognised in the latest Lexology rankings for Mainland China,…
12 November 2025
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Legal Update: Banking (Amendment) Ordinance 2025
Fraud, particularly digital fraud, is on the rise globally. Hong Kong, as an international financial centre, trading hub and an intermediary between Mainland China and…
Pádraig Walsh
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12 November 2025
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Working Mothers: Maternity Rights under Hong Kong Law
Maternity Rights Under Hong Kong Law a pregnant woman is entitled to maternity benefits from her employer, provided she is…
Russell Bennett
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11 November 2025
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Hiring Foreign Domestic Helpers in Hong Kong, Pitfalls and Misconceptions
In Hong Kong when most people mention “helpers” they actually mean a “Foreign Domestic Helper” (“FDH”) employed from overseas via…
Russell Bennett
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05 November 2025
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“You’re married to him?!” Is it an issue for employers in making employment decisions?
A person’s “marital status” is one of the protected characteristics under the Sex Discrimination Ordinance (“SDO”). In the case of Cheuk…
Russell Bennett
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13 October 2025
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The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2026 rankings
We are proud to share that Tanner De Witt has once again been recognised in The Legal 500 Asia Pacific…
12 October 2025
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Legal Update: PCPD’s Investigation Reports on Two Data Breach Incidents
In this update, Pádraig Walsh from our Data Privacy team looks at two investigation reports published by the Hong Kong Privacy Commissioner for…
Pádraig Walsh
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09 October 2025
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Legal Update – Is stress an injury: when does ‘psychiatric trauma’ amount to a workplace injury?
In the recent case of Chan Man Sau[1] (“Chan”), the District Court looked at whether ‘psychiatric trauma’ can be regarded as a…
Russell Bennett
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08 October 2025