Justine Lau

Justine is a Partner and Practice Leader of the firm's Hong Kong Litigation and Restructuring and Insolvency teams. She advises financial institutions, financial advisors and turnaround professionals on all forms of external administrations, restructuring matters and cross-border contentious insolvency issues. Justine also advises on security enforcement and general commercial and banking litigation, and have over 10 years' experience working in Greater China. · Mourant

Hong KongLitigation, Restructuring & Insolvency

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Justine Lau is a partner and practice leader in Mourant's Hong Kong Litigation and Restructuring & Insolvency teams, advising financial institutions, financial advisors and turnaround professionals on external administrations, restructurings and cross-border contentious insolvency matters. She also advises on security enforcement and general commercial and banking litigation and has over 10 years' experience working in Greater China.

Practice areas

LitigationRestructuring & InsolvencyBanking & FinanceSecurity EnforcementCross-Border Insolvency

Office

Hong Kong

Mourant · Justine is a Partner and Practice Leader of the firm's Hong Kong Litigation and Restructuring and Insolvency teams. She advises financial institutions, financial advisors and turnaround professionals on all forms of external administrations, restructuring matters and cross-border contentious insolvency issues. Justine also advises on security enforcement and general commercial and banking litigation, and have over 10 years' experience working in Greater China.

Hong Kong

Expertise

Financial institutionsRestructuring and turnaroundCross-border contentious insolvencySecurity enforcementCommercial and banking litigation

Admissions

Admitted in British Virgin Islands, 2021
Admitted in England & Wales, 2020
Admitted in Hong Kong SAR, 2009 (currently non-practising)
Admitted in Queensland, Australia, 2003 (currently non-practising)
Admitted in Victoria, Australia, 2002 (currently non-practising)
Admitted in the Federal Court and High Court of Australia, 2002 (currently non-practising)