DoJ and eBRAM sign supplemental MoU for ODR and deal-making platform

The Secretary for Justice, Ms Teresa Cheng, SC, signed a supplemental memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Chairman of eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre, Dr Thomas So, today (May 4) for supporting the development, enhancement and initial operation of the online dispute resolution and deal-making platform to facilitate the development of LawTech in Hong Kong, consolidate Hong Kong's position as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre, and raise Hong Kong's favourable position and status in the provision of professional legal services. Photo shows Ms Cheng (right) and Dr So (left) signing the supplemental MoU. The Secretary for Justice, Ms Teresa Cheng, SC, signed a supplemental memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Chairman of eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre, Dr Thomas So, today (May 4) for supporting the development, enhancement and initial operation of the online dispute resolution and deal-making platform to facilitate the development of LawTech in Hong Kong, consolidate Hong Kong's position as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre, and raise Hong Kong's favourable position and status in the provision of professional legal services. Photo shows Ms Cheng (right) and Dr So (left) signing the supplemental MoU.
The Secretary for Justice, Ms Teresa Cheng, SC, signed a supplemental memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Chairman of eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre, Dr Thomas So, today (May 4) for supporting the development, enhancement and initial operation of the online dispute resolution and deal-making platform to facilitate the development of LawTech in Hong Kong, consolidate Hong Kong's position as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre, and raise Hong Kong's favourable position and status in the provision of professional legal services. Photo shows Ms Cheng (right) and Dr So (left) after signing the supplemental MoU. The Secretary for Justice, Ms Teresa Cheng, SC, signed a supplemental memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Chairman of eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre, Dr Thomas So, today (May 4) for supporting the development, enhancement and initial operation of the online dispute resolution and deal-making platform to facilitate the development of LawTech in Hong Kong, consolidate Hong Kong's position as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre, and raise Hong Kong's favourable position and status in the provision of professional legal services. Photo shows Ms Cheng (right) and Dr So (left) after signing the supplemental MoU.
The Secretary for Justice, Ms Teresa Cheng, SC, signed a supplemental memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Chairman of eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre, Dr Thomas So, today (May 4) for supporting the development, enhancement and initial operation of the online dispute resolution (ODR) and deal-making platform. The development of ODR services and an online platform would enable the provision of efficient, cost-effective and secure online deal making and dispute resolution services for parties in any part of the world, so as to better capitalise on the opportunities brought about by the Belt and Road Initiative as well as the Greater Bay Area Development Plan, and further promote Hong Kong as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre. Photo shows Ms Cheng (second right), Dr So (second left), the Commissioner of Inclusive Dispute Avoidance and Resolution Office of the Department of Justice, Dr James Ding (first right), and member of eBRAM's Board of Directors Ms Kim Rooney (first left) at the signing ceremony. The Secretary for Justice, Ms Teresa Cheng, SC, signed a supplemental memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Chairman of eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre, Dr Thomas So, today (May 4) for supporting the development, enhancement and initial operation of the online dispute resolution (ODR) and deal-making platform. The development of ODR services and an online platform would enable the provision of efficient, cost-effective and secure online deal making and dispute resolution services for parties in any part of the world, so as to better capitalise on the opportunities brought about by the Belt and Road Initiative as well as the Greater Bay Area Development Plan, and further promote Hong Kong as an international legal and dispute resolution services centre. Photo shows Ms Cheng (second right), Dr So (second left), the Commissioner of Inclusive Dispute Avoidance and Resolution Office of the Department of Justice, Dr James Ding (first right), and member of eBRAM's Board of Directors Ms Kim Rooney (first left) at the signing ceremony.
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