by Michael Titus | Nov 11, 2026 | COMMERCIAL LAW
Independent director duties and shareholder litigation at Nasdaq issuers By Martin Chan, Consultant, TITUS Solicitors Law and regulatory materials as at 11 November 2026 On 8 November 2026, NVIDIA's board announced an investigation into reports concerning its...
by Michael Titus | Nov 10, 2026 | COMMERCIAL LAW
By Martin Chan, Consultant, TITUS Solicitors Law and regulatory materials as at 9 November 2026 On 5 November, Reuters reported, citing two people familiar with the matter, that about 600,000 Nvidia H200 chips were being stored in Hong Kong awaiting shipment to...
by Martin Chan | Oct 30, 2026 | COMMERCIAL LAW
Endorsement contracts and morals clauses in Hong Kong and cross-border campaigns An old interview clip resurfaces while an endorsement campaign is running. Criticism spreads in a market that matters to the brand. The marketing team wants an answer that afternoon, but...
by Martin Chan | Oct 27, 2026 | COMMERCIAL LAW
Under China’s draft trade secret rules, a foreign entity’s infringement of Chinese trade secrets in international economic, trade and related activities could attract trade, investment and personnel measures if it also endangers, or poses a real threat to, China’s...
by Michael Titus | Oct 5, 2026 | Articles, Blog, COMMERCIAL LAW, Family Law
In a Hong Kong divorce, a privately held company’s shares and future can become central financial issues. Hong Kong’s courts granted 18,938 divorce decrees in 2024. For spouses who also own or run a company together, divorce raises additional questions. A Hong Kong...
by Michael Titus | Jul 7, 2026 | COMMERCIAL LAW
Quick answer: SAFE or convertible note? For a very early, pre-seed or seed Hong Kong startup that wants a fast, low-cost raise and no debt on the balance sheet, a SAFE is usually the cleaner choice. For a startup with some traction, or an investor who wants the...
