2024 - Bowers Law

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Room 228 News

Here are our latest announcements and newsletters

December, 2024

The do’s and don’ts of the office Christmas party…Bah humbug!

Santa says Ho Ho Ho (ish) at this year’s office Christmas party!

July, 2024

The only thing more dangerous than a scammer, is a scammer using AI!

Imagine having to constantly worry if the people speaking and moving on your Zoom call are real people. Unfortunately, that’s now the norm after an employee at Arup Group recently lost the company HK$200 million by pressing the ‘send’ button after a Zoom call with scammers!

February, 2024

Don’t Get Doxxed!

In this edition of the bowers.law Room 228 Newsletter, we look at how doxxing is controlled in Hong Kong, and share with you our Top Tips to protect yourself from falling victim of the doxxers.

February, 2024

Are you licensed? 2 New Licensing Regimes under the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Ordinance

In this edition of the bowers.law Room 228 Newsletter, we will highlight the requirements and obligations under these two licensing regimes which now form part of the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Ordinance, Cap. 615.

January, 2024

E-Signatures in Hong Kong

In this edition of the bowers.law Room 228 Newsletter, we examine the two main types of e-signatures, the requirements for their validity and limitations on use, and we share with you our Top Tips when using e-signatures for important legal documents.

bowers.law and alinea would like to keep in touch with you and to keep you informed of developments in the law and the ways in which we can help, advise and share risk with you.