Congratulations to our head of chambers, Paul Lam SC, who has been awarded the Silver Bauhinia Star in the latest Honours List.
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PARKSIDE CHAMBERS is a leading set of barristers’ chambers in Hong Kong. It comprises a group of over 40 independent practitioners who handle a wide range of litigation, arbitration and advisory matters.
Members from diverse backgrounds are experienced in many fields of the law, including civil and commercial litigation, alternative dispute resolution, family law, criminal litigation and administrative and public law.
Head of Chambers awarded SBS
12 July 2021
Members recognised in Doyles Guide 2021
17 June 2021
Members named in various lists on the latest edition of Doyle's Guide.
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Talk to the Association of China-Appointed Attesting Officers
17 May 2021
Paul Lam SC delivers a virtual talk on topical conflict of laws issues between the Mainland and Hong Kong SAR.
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Legal 500’s ranks the Hong Kong Bar
25 January 2021
Members of Parkside gives a confident showing in the latest rankings conducted by Legal 500 on the Hong Kong Bar.
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Chambers & Partners Asia Pacific 2021
30 December 2020
Chambers & Partners Asia Pacific 2021 continues to recognise a number of our our members for their outstanding work in a wide range of practice areas.
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Who’s Who Legal 2020: Parkside Chambers
17 September 2020
Peter Clayton SC, Robin Egerton and Benson Tsoi receives recognized in Who's Who Legal 2020.
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CA confirms extradition for offences relating to “escape from lawful custody”
29 July 2021
CA judgment on residual category of offences warranting surrender under Hong Kong's existing extradition arrangements with the Republic of India.
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Court of Appeal upholds the constitutionality of the Co-Location Arrangement
16 June 2021
The Court of Appeal holds that the Co-Location Arrangement at the West Kowloon Station of the Hong Kong Section of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link is constitutional.
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CA holds the doctrine of joint enterprise applicable to public order offences
15 April 2021
On 25 March 2021, pursuant to the SJ's reference on two questions of law, the Court of Appeal gave judgment on the proper construction of sections 18 and 19 of the Public Ordinance Ordinance (Cap 221), clarifying the application of the doctrine of joint enterprise in cases of public order…
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Leave for JR granted against the Secretary of the Southern District Council
3 March 2021
CFI grants leave to apply for judicial review against the Secretary of the Southern District Council over the decision not to circulate and/or record proceedings in respect of an agenda item which inclusion was objected to by the HAD.
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Doctor found guilty of manslaughter for cytokine-induced killer cell therapy injections at DR Group’s Hong Kong Mesotherapy Centre [updated]
2 December 2020
On 1 December 2020, Dr Mak Wan-ling was found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter in administering cytokine-induced killer cell therapy injections on the deceased. This follows a previous decision in 2017 where the jury was unable to reach a verdict in respect of Dr Mak. Her two co-defendants in that…
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Court of First Instance analyses the duty to have regard to creditor’s interests in corporate insolvency
2 December 2020
On 30 November 2020, the Court of First Instance dismissed a claim against the former directors and a former indirect parent company of Wing Hong Construction Company (in liquidation, "Listco").
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