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By Adam Hugill, Solicitor

Interviewed by the Hong Kong Trade and Development Council

"See you in court" is not the first resort to a Mainland contractual dispute, says Solicitor Adam Hugill.

Since April 2009, Hong Kong's Civil Justice reforms have emphasised cross-boundary mediation and arbitration.

By Adam Hugill, Solicitor

Interviewed by the Hong Kong Trade and Development Council

Local payment, telegraphic transfers and letters of credit are all ways of paying for goods delivered on the Mainland -- but there are advantages and disadvantages involved.

By Vera Sung, Partner

Interviewed by the Hong Kong Trade and Development Council

Registration of trademarks and patents are all-important steps for merchandisers on the Mainland and they should be more watchful of rights in secondary cities and towns, says Vera Sung, Partner with Oldham, Li & Nie.

By Alfred Ip, Partner, Notary Public and CEDR Accredited Mediator

Interviewed by the Hong Kong Trade and Development Council

The unfamiliar legal system on the Mainland can be hard to understand, so clear negotiations and specific contractual obligations are vital, says Alfred IP, Partner with Oldham, Li & Nie.