This is the first article in an occasional series examining the competition between American and British law firms in Asia.
Though Hong Kong formally reverted to Chinese rule 14 years ago, it often still feels as if the British are still in charge. Place-names like Victoria Peak and Queen’s Road remain unchanged and expatriates from Essex and Kent continue to throng the bars of Lan Kwai Fong. Pub favorites like bangers and mash are as easily available as dim sum.
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