On 26 November 2025, the “Symposium on the Resolution of International Commercial Disputes in the Greater Bay Area” jointly sponsored by Parkside Chambers and Hong Kong Zhiheng Law Firm Heng Law Firm”), which was successfully held at the Hong Kong office of Zhiheng Law Firm, which focuses on the core and latest practice of actually resolving international business disputes, bringing together dispute resolution practitioners from mainland China and Hong Kong. Ms. Li Xinyi, Secretary General of APIAC-HKAC, presided over the event.
In this keynote speech, Ms. Yang Yuyuan, Vice Chairman of APIAC-HKAC, delivered a speech entitled ‘New Pattern of Cross-border Dispute Resolution in the Greater Bay Area: Interpretation of Hong Kong-funded Hong Kong-funded Interpretation’ Arbitration’s ‘Policies and APIAC-HKAC’ special rules’. She systematically expounded the application of the ‘Hong Kong-funded Hong Kong arbitration’ policy, and also introduced the practical value of the new policy of ‘Hong Kong-funded and Hong Kong arbitration’ launched by APIAC-HKAC.
Subsequently, Mr. Song Ge, executive director of the Singapore office of Zhiheng, delivered a speech entitled ‘From Shenzhen to the whole country, from Hong Kong to the world – the global strategy and practice of Zhiheng Law Firm’, which introduces the company’s global layout and strategic goals. guests.
Parkside Chambers Barrister Frederick Chan Hing Fai, Mr. Jeremy Yau and Dexter Leung Mr. gave an in-depth introduction to the topics such as ‘Overview of Civil and Commercial Litigation and Arbitration in Hong Kong: Legal Principles, Judgment Skills’ and other topics such as evidence statements and court hearings, as well as the sharing of the latest case law.’ It expounds the basic procedures of civil litigation and arbitration in Hong Kong in detail, systematically sorts out practical skills such as evidence statement rules, trial strategies and document authentication, and analyzes and analyzes the application difficulties of relevant legal and practical operations in combination with recent typical cases.
During the seminar, Apiac-HKAC arranged a coffee break network meeting and group discussion meetings. Using their rich practical experience, the speaker responded in detail to the practical challenges raised by the participants. Live exchanges are vivid and fruitful.
The successful holding of this seminar has not only injected new vitality into the field of international commercial dispute resolution in the Greater Bay Area and all over the country, but also provided a high-level communication and collaboration platform for industry professionals.
