On the afternoon of May 22, 2025, Dr. Dennis Tang, founder of Tang Lawyers in Hong Kong, was invited to deliver a special lecture at Zhonglun W&D Law Firm’s Beijing headquarters on the “Latest Developments in Hong Kong-Related Legal Services”, engaging in in-depth discussions with the firm’s legal team on collaboration opportunities and development prospects for legal services between the mainland and Hong Kong.

In his opening remarks, Min Li, Director of the Executive Committee of Zhonglun W&D Law Firm, warmly welcomed Dr. Dennis Tang and emphasized Hong Kong’s pivotal role as a bridge connecting mainland China with international markets, highlighting it as a key strategic hub for the firm’s future foreign-related legal services. Lawyer Li reiterated the firm’s commitment to deepening its Hong Kong legal service offerings and enhancing service capabilities to support clients in expanding their global operations.

During the seminar, Dr. Dennis Tang elaborated on Hong Kong’s unique role as an international legal and financial hub amid the current global landscape, drawing on its core strengths in areas such as wealth management, family trusts, corporate governance, and cross-border dispute resolution. Dr. Dennis Tang provided a detailed analysis of the legal pathways and practical strategies for mainland enterprises and high-net-worth clients to go global through Hong Kong, covering topics such as Hong Kong Company’s registration and governance, trust structuring, inheritance procedures, and the latest developments in the mutual recognition and enforcement of judgments between mainland and Hong Kong courts.

The seminar not only enriched the firm’s lawyers with valuable practical insights but also strengthened professional exchanges and collaboration between Zhonglun W&D Law Firm and Hong Kong’s legal practitioners. Moving forward, Zhonglun W&D Law Firm will continue to deepen its engagement with the Hong Kong legal market, aiming to provide high-quality legal services to clients in areas such as company registration, wealth management, cross-border inheritance, and dispute resolution, enabling them to leverage Hong Kong’s strategic position for going global.