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Epiq commentary on the effect of the UK Pyrrho predictive coding case in Hong Kong
The Law Society of Hong Kong has revamped its website, Hong Kong Lawyer, and to good effect. UK lawyers will find it all very familiar, with (as I write) recent articles about Calderbank offers and other things inherited or substantially copied … Continue reading
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Tagged Michael Yuen, Sebastian Ko
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