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Founded by the late Dr Gerard McCoy SC, Gilt Chambers has developed into one of the largest chambers in Hong Kong. Our members have since appeared in some of the leading cases in Hong Kong, tackling a range of issues from the unique fundamentals of Hong Kong constitutional law, to international commercial agreements, and complex criminal disputes.
One of the largest chambers in Hong Kong, with a diverse range of barristers equipped with specific skills for every legal scenario. Learn more.
A former prosecution and chief government counsel, a law reformer, an independent law enforcer and regulator, Stephen Kai-yi Wong offers advice and advocacy in courts and tribunals at all levels on both criminal and civil legal issues relating to, in particular, white-collar crimes, human rights and freedoms, professional conduct, financial and ...
Directions. The main entrance to Far East Finance Centre is on Drake Street. The building may also be accessed directly from Queensway Plaza. If coming by taxi, please ask for the Lippo Centre.
Christopher is a recognised authority on alternative dispute resolution techniques and has represented clients in arbitrations (in Hong Kong and overseas), adjudications (in Hong Kong and overseas), mediations (in Hong Kong and overseas), commission on inquiry and court litigation.
Year of call: 2015 (Hong Kong) Sharon is a versatile advocate with both practical experiences in conducting criminal cases and civil cases. Her areas of expertise include Criminal Law, Commercial Litigation, Land Law, WTO Government Procurement, Company Law, Intellectual Properties, Personal Injuries and Tort.
Year of call: 2009 (Hong Kong) Felix specialises in civil and commercial litigation. He frequently acts for listed companies, major land developers, large-scale governmental and non-governmental organisations, financial institutions, as well as other private clients.
2015年11月24日 · He has excellent technical expertise and a forensic approach to details. Nick is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and a CEDR accredited mediator. He is on the HKIAC’s List of Arbitrators and is a member of the Hong Kong Maritime Arbitration Group.
Richard commenced his career as a police officer in New Zealand, rising to the rank of Police Inspector and becoming a legal adviser to the Auckland Police. He then commenced employment in the Prosecutions Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers, Hong Kong in 1985.
Year of call: 2021 (Hong Kong) Sam is developing a broad civil, criminal, and matrimonial practice. He is fluent in Cantonese, English, and Mandarin and is capable of undertaking work in these languages. Sam served pupillage with Mr Robin Egerton, Mr Joseph Lee, Mr Carter Chim, Mr Timothy Parker, and Miss Theresa Chow.
