A wanted director of a defunct Hong Kong charity, Jacob Lam Hay-sing, faces a 14-count civil lawsuit in the U.S. The developer suing him alleges a multi-million dollar property scheme described as a 'shell game'.

A wanted director of a scandal-hit Hong Kong charity who fled the city is facing a sweeping 14-count civil lawsuit in the United States over an alleged multimillion-dollar property scheme that the plaintiff described as a “shell game”. In a complaint for damages and equitable relief seen by the South China Morning Post, developer Joseph Lee Daniell accused Jacob Lam Hay-sing, the founder and director of the now-defunct Hong Kong charity, Christian Zheng Sheng Association, of defrauding him of...