The Asia Pacific Arbitration Review 2009
Section 1: Introduction
The Arbitration Landscape in Hong Kong
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Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre
Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre38/F Two Exchange Square |
Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) was established by a group of the leading business and professional people in Hong Kong to be the focus for Asia of dispute resolution in 1985. It has been generously funded by the business community and by the Hong Kong government but it is totally independent of both and it is financially self sufficient. HKIAC aims to assist disputing parties to solve their disputes by arbitration and by other means of dispute resolution. It places great emphasis in providing online dispute resolution services in a wide variety of areas including intellectual property and information technology. To learn more about HKIAC, please visit www.hkiac.org. |
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