Hong Kong is to take a step closer towards introducing class actions, with a working group made up of public officials and private sector representatives set to meet for the first time this month. The working group meeting comes after the Law Reform Commission (LRC) of Hong Kong issued proposals in May last year that could change the way companies operating in Hong Kong respond to claims from multiple parties.
January 10, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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Hong Kong is to take a step closer towards introducing class actions, with a working group made up of public officials and private sector representatives set to meet for the first time this month.
The working group meeting comes after the Law Reform Commission (LRC) of Hong Kong issued proposals in May last year that could change the way companies operating in Hong Kong respond to claims from multiple parties.
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