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Vivian Lam
Barrister-at-law, Selwyn Yu SCs Chambers
After obtaining her LLB at Keele University in 2009, Vivian attained her LLM from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2010 and her PCLL at the University of Hong Kong in 2012. She started her practice as a barrister in 2013.Vivian engages in general civil litigation focusing in advisory and litigation in matrimonial matters and land disputes matters, including but not limited to childrens matters, ancillary relief, adverse possession, title and beneficial interests disputes, compulsory sale for redevelopment and conveyancing matters.She is fluent in English, Cantonese and Putonghua.
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Bennett Au-Yeung
Barrister-at-Law, Resolution Chambers
Bennett is a barrister with a broad civil and chancery practice. He specialises in and is frequently instructed on land, property, trusts, construction and building related disputes. Prior to being called to the Bar, he served as a Judicial Assistant at the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal. He also earlier qualified as a solicitor upon completing his training at an international law firm.He has over half a decade of experience as a law lecturer and was appointed to teaching and lectureship positions at all three law schools in Hong Kong, teaching particularly land and property related courses. He recently co-ordinated a course on Law and Valuation.Outside of his practice, he has published widely in various areas relating to land and property law and is cited in Hong Kong and beyond, including notably in the leading practitioners text, Snells Equity. He is also member of various committees of the Hong Kong Bar Association, including the Standing Committee on Legal Education, and the Committee on Land, Trust and Probate.
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Amanda Li
Barrister-at-law, Wong Man Kit S.C.S Chambers
Amanda practises in all areas of criminal law, ranging from serious traffic offences to complex general crimes. She specialises in defending money laundering and complexed commercial charges. Amanda appears as a leading junior, a led junior or alone, defending high-profile individuals across all court levels including the Court of Final Appeal. Amanda is regularly instructed by the Department of Justice to prosecute select cases in the District Court. In 2009, Amanda served as a Deputy Special Magistrate.She was a part-time Lecturer in Criminal Procedure at the University of Hong Kong (Bachelor of Laws programme, Fall 2016). She was also a trainer for officers of the Labour Department on investigation, prosecution, and court procedures, and for adjudicators presiding over the Minor Employment Claims Adjudication Board (2014, 2019, 20212023).
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Dr. Stefan H. C. LO
Faculty of Law, The University of Hong Kong.
Stefan was educated in Australia and is a graduate of the University of Sydney (PhD, LLM, BA/LLB (Hons I)). He is a Principal Lecturer in the Faculty of Law of the University of Hong Kong, teaching company law and corporate governance, and is also Director of HKUs Master of Laws in Corporate and Financial Law. Stefan has been a member of the Standing Committee on Company Law Reform from 20152021 and 2025present. Before joining HKU, he acted as Deputy Principal Government Counsel in the Civil Division of the Department of Justice for a number of years, predominantly advising in connection with the Companies Ordinance Rewrite, the Corporate Insolvency Law Improvement Exercise and the Statutory Corporate Rescue Procedure. Stefan has published widely in the area of company law, including articles in local and international journals. He is author of Law of Companies in Hong Kong (Sweet and Maxwell, now in its fourth edition, 2023) and In Search of Corporate Accountability: Liabilities of Corporate Participants (Cambridge Scholars, 2015); and is also General Editor of Company Law in Hong Kong Practice and Procedure / Insolvency (Sweet and Maxwell) and Tyler and Los Hong Kong Company Law Legislation and Commentary (LexisNexis).
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Stephanie Wong
Barrister-at-law, Des Voeux Chambers
Stephanie is a barrister with a broad civil practice. She accepts instructions for both advocacy and advisory work and has been instructed on matters covering a wide range of areas of law. Her practice covers general Civil, Commercial, Intellectual Property, Competition, Chancery, Public Law and Arbitration. Stephanie was admitted to the University of Hong Kong through the Early Admission Scheme, where she graduated with First Class and Deans List Honours for both her B.B.A.(Law) and LL.B. degrees. She was also a Visiting Student at the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, where she completed the one-year undergraduate programme with First Class results. Following her undergraduate studies, she went on to obtain an LL.M. at the University of Cambridge, and graduated with a First in Intellectual Property law. Stephanie was a Lecturer (Non-Clinical) at the Department of Law of the University of Hong Kong. She is also currently serving as a Member to the Intellectual Property Law Committee of the Hong Kong Bar Association. She is the author of the Butterworths Hong Kong Trade Marks Law Handbook (4th Ed.), the author of Vol 25[155] Entertainment, Hotels, Sport and Tourism of Halsburys Laws of Hong Kong, the author of the Halsburys Laws of Hong Kong Current Service Sale of Goods (Vol. 121), and a Contributing Editor to Hong Kong Company Law Cases (2008 2019) published in 2020 by DVC in collaboration with Kluwer.
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Leung Wai-Keung, Richard, JP
Barrister-at-Law, Des Voeux Chambers
Chartered Arbitrator, Accredited Mediator
MSc (Building Surveying) MA (Accounting and Finance), LLB, FCCA, FCPA, FCGP, FCIArb, FHKIoD, CTA
Richard is a practicing barrister with Des Voeux Chambers specialized in commercial law, company law, construction, arbitration and general civil law. He is also a qualified Accountant, Chartered Governance Professional, and Chartered Tax Advisor. He has experience in teaching accounting, company law, arbitration law and practice. He was a Past President of the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute (2006) and a Past Chair of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (East Asia Branch) (2015/16 and 2016/17). On 1 July 2018, he was appointed Justice of the Peace.
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Justin Woo
Senior Teaching Consultant
School of Law, City University of Hong Kong
Justin obtained his various academic qualifications from the London School of Economics (B Econ, M Econ), Kings College London (LLB), the University of Hong Kong (PCLL) and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (MBA). He was admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong and practiced as a commercial litigator in a number of leading international law firms in Hong Kong, before joining a number of leading global investment banks in Hong Kong, working in the field of regulatory legal and compliance. Justin has also been teaching the PCLL both on a full-time and part-time basis since 2007 at the City University of Hong Kong and the University of Hong Kong, covering a number of subjects including e.g. Civil Procedure, Legal Drafting and writing, Professional Conduct, Financial Regulatory Practice, Law & Technology, and Criminal Litigation, to name a few. Justin joined the School of Law at City University of Hong Kong as a Senior Teaching Consultant in January 2024, and he currently teaches different subjects for the PCLL.
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Jethro Pak
Barrister-at-law, 95 Queensway Chambers
Jethro joined 95 Queensway Chambers upon its opening in 2022, following completion of his pupillage with Mr John Marray, Mr Martin Wong S.C., Mr Richard Yip and Mr Victor Gidwani. Jethro obtained his JD and PCLL at the University of Hong Kong. During JD, he took part in the 14th Red Cross International Humanitarian Law Moot as an oralist representing the University of Hong Kong. Before studying Law, Jethro obtained his Bachelor of Engineering in the University of Hong Kong with First Class Honours. He was awarded Deans Honours List twice. Jethro has appeared in all levels of Court, both as sole advocate and led junior. He has also appeared in arbitration. Jethro is fluent in Cantonese, English and Mandarin.
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OLQE 2026
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23 October 2026 (Fri)
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6 November 2026 (Fri)
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10 November 2026 (Tue)
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27 October 2026 (Thu)
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17 February 2027 (Wed)
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3 November 2027 (Wed)
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