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Launch of global legal body’s office in Hong Kong seals city’s law hub status: John Lee

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Launch of global legal body’s office in Hong Kong seals city’s law hub status: John Lee — Tokyo Business news

The opening of the first regional office of an international legal body in Hong Kong will cement the city’s position as a global law hub, support its drive to attract global organisations and talent while deepening regional cooperation in legal issues, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu has said. Lee’s remarks came as the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law (Unidroit), an independent intergovernmental body that aims to modernise and coordinate cross-border private law,...

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