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When a Vacation Ends at the Twenty-Ninth Floor You are reading this because someone you love went to Hong Kong for a trip and did not come home. Maybe you are the husband or wife of the American woman who fell from the 29th-floor pool deck of Hotel Indigo Hong Kong on Queen’s Road East in Wan Chai on the morning of May 4. Maybe you are one of the seven pedestrians on the sidewalk below — the woman who was struck as she walked, or one of the six people injured when the falling woman’s impact shattered the glass entrance panels and sprayed fragments into the lobby. Maybe you are a parent, a sibling, or a grown child who got the call no one is ever ready to receive, and you are sitting at a kitchen table right now wondering what the law in a country you have never been to actually does for a person who dies on a hotel’s pool deck. We built this page for you. Every word below is the same analysis we would walk you through in a first meeting — the same questions we would ask, the same fights we would plan, the…