It’s been a troublesome few years for the authorized occupation in Hong Kong. A chronic financial downturn triggered by pandemic-related measures and geopolitical tensions pressured scores of worldwide legislation companies to shrink or shutter their operations within the area, pushing legal professionals at these companies to relocate or retire altogether.
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The Downturn of Hong Kong’s Legal Market Has Taken A Toll On Lawyers’ Mental Health
