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Justin Lui is a solicitor in the firm’s Hong Kong office and focuses his practice on litigation. Mr. Lui advises clients in complex commercial litigation, corporate/internal investigations and shareholder disputes.
Mr. Lui’s recent matters include:
- Advising a major Hong Kong-based garment manufacturer on international labour and human right issues and management of a related media crisis.
- Acting for key corporate defendants in the defense of their title and ownership in substantial assets in Hong Kong in excess of HK$2 billion, in relation to three sets of proceedings instituted by an overseas substantial corporation currently pending before the Commercial List of the High Court of Hong Kong.
- Acting for a Fortune 50 U.S. company in an internal compliance audit of its operations in Asia following the alleged use of competitor confidential information.
- Acting for a Hong Kong and PRC-based construction materials manufacturer in civil proceedings in Hong Kong against a former employee, arising from breach of employment contract, theft of trade secrets and operation of a competing business.
- Advising a Hong Kong company in relation to claims and potential litigation proceedings in the PRC against a global glass supplier, arising out of defective glass manufactured at the supplier’s factory in the PRC for a construction project in Chile.
- Acting for a Hong Kong company in Hong Kong and U.S. proceedings relating to the defendant’s failure to pay a success fee after the client had succeeded in negotiating and obtaining the land use rights to a prominent piece of real estate in Shanghai, PRC.
- Acting for a European-based metal trading company in relation to an investigation of its PRC representative office by the Chinese Customs over alleged importation of prohibited materials into the PRC.
Activities
Mr. Lui is a member of the Law Society of Hong Kong.
Education
Mr. Lui received an LL.B. with Sociology from Keele University, United Kingdom in 2007 and a P.C.LL. in 2008 from the University of Hong Kong.
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