Stephenson Harwood has won a role advising on a multibillion-dollar dispute over the estate of one of Asia's richest women. Nina Wang, who died in April 2007, made out a will stating that the estate of her property empire, Chinachem Group, worth an estimated $12bn (£8bn), should go to the Wang family-run charity, the Chinachem Foundation.
February 10, 2010 at 06:35 AM
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Stephenson Harwood has won a role advising on a multibillion-dollar dispute over the estate of one of Asia’s richest women.
Nina Wang, who died in April 2007, made out a will stating that the estate of her property empire, Chinachem Group, worth an estimated $12bn (£8bn), should go to the Wang family-run charity, the Chinachem Foundation.
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