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Kelvin Kwok on Rethinking the Antitrust-Securities Interface (American Business Law Journal)
"Rethinking the antitrust-securities interface"Kelvin KwokAmerican Business Law Journal, Summer 2026, pp. 151-175Published online: May 2026Abstract: This article proposes a new theoretical framework for resolving conflicts between antitrust law and securities regulation, which is distinctive in four respects. First, it eschews the traditional approach of resolving antitrust-secu...

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Alric Wong and Wilson Lui on Four problems in appellate review of foreign law: Evaluating the Spectrum Approach (Com...
“Four problems in appellate review of foreign law: Evaluating the Spectrum Approach”Alric Wong (LLB 2025, PCLL Candidate) and Wilson Lui (Research Fellow, Centre for Private Law)Common Law World ReviewPublished online: May 2026Abstract: This article critically evaluates the Spectrum Approach as applied in the appellate review of findings of foreign law. The Spectrum Approach pos...

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Wilson Lui on Hong Kong Citation of Legal Authorities and Materials (HKCLAM)
Hong Kong Citation of Legal Authorities and MaterialsRevised First EditionWilson Lui (Research Fellow, Centre for Private Law)Published online: April 2026The Hong Kong Citation of Legal Authorities and Materials (HKCLAM) (香港法律典籍引用格式) is the first legal citation style in Hong Kong. It aims to provide local and foreign legal professionals, law students, and members of the public w...

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Edward Lui on Public interest immunity and judicial deference (Legal Studies)
"Public interest immunity and judicial deference"Edward LuiLegal StudiesPublished online: April 2026Abstract: The puzzle underlying the law of public interest immunity (PII) is well known. In ordinary proceedings all relevant evidence should be placed before the court and the parties, including when the government is one of those parties. But what if some of the relevant ev...

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David Winterton and Michael Dimarco on Future Performance and Proof in Contract Damages (Sydney Law Review)
"Future Performance and Proof in Contract Damages"Michael Dimarco, David WintertonSydney Law ReviewPublished online: April 2026Abstract: A longstanding common law controversy is whether, following a contract’s termination for the defendant’s repudiatory breach, the plaintiff’s entitlement to substantial damages depends upon proving its ability to have performed any out...

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