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Provided by Norman Hau
Norman Hau is a Partner and Head of the Hong Kong Disputes and Restructuring practice.
Norman is a seasoned commercial litigator with extensive experience in restructuring and insolvency matters and shareholders disputes in Hong Kong, Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands. Norman is a fluent English, Cantonese and Putonghua speaker.
Norman has acted for listed companies, liquidators, private equity houses, fund managers, and high net worth individuals in their contentious matters involving offshore laws. Norman is highly regarded by his clients and peers for his legal skills, commerciality and strategic mindset demonstrated in complex commercial disputes, insolvency and restructuring cases and asset tracing matters.
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Norman Hau leads the disputes and restructuring practice at Conyers. His knowledge of commercial litigation and contentious insolvencies covers the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands and Bermuda.
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Norman Hau fully understands our needs.
Norman Hau fully understands our needs.
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The Importance of Collaborative Legal Strategy: China Medonline Inc.
Conyers’ litigation and corporate teams were recently pleased to assist China Medonline Inc. in relation to the withdrawal of a winding-up petition against the Company in the Cayman Islands Grand Court, and in relation to the sale of the Company’s material underlying assets and business.
Hong Kong Court Grants Recognition and Assistance to Official Liquidators in British Virgin Islands
Deputy High Court Judge Le Pichon of the Court of First Instance in the High Court of the Hong Kong SAR granted recognition and assistance to the joint official liquidators of Bull’s-Eye Limited following a letter of request issued by the British Virgin Islands Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court.
Light Touch Provisional Liquidation Lives On: Introduction of the Restructuring Officer Regime
The Restructuring Officer Regime was largely intended to replace the pre-existing restructuring framework by way of ‘light touch’ provisional liquidation. Under the revised framework, the Court may appoint joint provisional liquidators (JPLs) upon an application by a company if appropriate.
Conyers Wins Four China Business Law Journal Deals of the Year 2024
Conyers is delighted to announce that our firm have been engaged on four winning deals at the China Business Law Journal Awards 2024. These highlight our commitment to excellence and innovation in legal practice across the Asia-Pacific region.
Conyers Welcomes Partner Crystal Au-Yeung to Hong Kong Disputes and Restructuring Practice
Conyers is pleased to announce the addition of Crystal Au-Yeung as a new partner to our leading Disputes and Restructuring Practice. This development marks a significant milestone in our firm’s growth and commitment to providing exceptional legal services in Asia.
The Importance of Collaborative Legal Strategy: China Medonline Inc.
Conyers’ litigation and corporate teams were recently pleased to assist China Medonline Inc. in relation to the withdrawal of a winding-up petition against the Company in the Cayman Islands Grand Court, and in relation to the sale of the Company’s material underlying assets and business.
Hong Kong Court Grants Recognition and Assistance to Official Liquidators in British Virgin Islands
Deputy High Court Judge Le Pichon of the Court of First Instance in the High Court of the Hong Kong SAR granted recognition and assistance to the joint official liquidators of Bull’s-Eye Limited following a letter of request issued by the British Virgin Islands Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court.
Light Touch Provisional Liquidation Lives On: Introduction of the Restructuring Officer Regime
The Restructuring Officer Regime was largely intended to replace the pre-existing restructuring framework by way of ‘light touch’ provisional liquidation. Under the revised framework, the Court may appoint joint provisional liquidators (JPLs) upon an application by a company if appropriate.
Conyers Wins Four China Business Law Journal Deals of the Year 2024
Conyers is delighted to announce that our firm have been engaged on four winning deals at the China Business Law Journal Awards 2024. These highlight our commitment to excellence and innovation in legal practice across the Asia-Pacific region.
Conyers Welcomes Partner Crystal Au-Yeung to Hong Kong Disputes and Restructuring Practice
Conyers is pleased to announce the addition of Crystal Au-Yeung as a new partner to our leading Disputes and Restructuring Practice. This development marks a significant milestone in our firm’s growth and commitment to providing exceptional legal services in Asia.