HONG KONG Law and Practice Contributed by: George Lamplough, Edward Beeley, Vanessa Cheng and Curtis Pak, Holman Fenwick Willan
Holman Fenwick Willan is recognised internationally as an industry leader advising on all aspects of fraud in the aviation, commodities, construction, energy and resources, insurance and reinsurance, and ship - ping industries. The Hong Kong office has a stellar record in representing clients in all forms of disputes,
both regionally and internationally. The fraud and in - solvency practice provides a full-service onshore ca - pability in Hong Kong. It has a long tradition of suc - cess acting for the victims of fraud, banks, insolvency practitioners and local and international businesses.
Authors
George Lamplough is a disputes partner in the Hong Kong office of Holman Fenwick Willan specialising in crisis management, covering cross- border fraud, insolvency, trust claims, kidnap for ransom, extortion,
Vanessa Cheng specialises in commercial dispute resolution in the Hong Kong office of Holman Fenwick Willan, focusing particularly on fraud, asset recovery, insolvency, commercial litigation and arbitration,
cyberfraud and collisions at sea. George is qualified in New Zealand (non-practicing), Hong Kong, and England and Wales, where he is admitted as a solicitor-advocate in all courts. He is a member of the Claims Committee of the Hong Kong Law Society and the Admiralty Court Users Committee, and he is Chairman of the Hong Kong Cricket Club.
shipping and international trade disputes. She has experience in obtaining interlocutory orders in support of litigation, including asset-tracing and interim injunctions. Vanessa speaks fluent English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Curtis Pak specialises in commercial arbitration and litigation in the Hong Kong office of Holman Fenwick Willan, with an emphasis on cross- border dispute resolution involving shareholder and joint venture
Edward Beeley specialises in complex multi-jurisdictional commercial litigation and international arbitration with a focus on insolvency, fraud, asset tracing, preservation and enforcement. His commercial
disputes, cryptocurrency, insolvency, fraud and asset recovery. He has acted for a wide range of clients including liquidators, insurers, creditors, funders, traders and other international corporations. Curtis is qualified in New York, England and Wales, and Hong Kong.
litigation expertise includes contentious insolvency, shareholder disputes and fraud, with a particular emphasis on complex high-value commercial disputes in the international trade and investment spaces. He regularly appears as an advocate before the Hong Kong Courts and is qualified in England & Wales, Hong Kong and the British Virgin Islands.
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