Lewis Law appointed to the Nominations Advisory Committee for upcoming LegCo elections to be held on 6 September 2020...
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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.
Members named leading criminal barristers by Doyle’s Guide 2020
12 May 2020
Five tenants recognised as leading criminal barristers by Doyle's Guide 2020.
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Members recognized for practice in construction & infrastructure litigation
1 May 2020
Members recognised in the Doyle's 2020 Listing of Leading Hong Kong Construction & Infrastructure Law Barristers
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Ms Eleanor Yeung appointed to Judiciary
23 April 2020
Former member of chambers appointed as Permanent Magistrate with effect from 20 April 2020.
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Parkside members featured in Doyle’s Guide 2020
15 April 2020
Robin Egerton and Toby Brown recognised in this year's Doyle’s Guide.
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Court of First Instance grants vesting order in email fraud case
15 July 2020
Mr Paul Lam SC, sitting as a Deputy Judge of the Court of First Instance gave judgment in Wismettac Asian Foods Inc [2020] HKCFI 1504 giving judgment in default and making a vesting over over proceeds email fraud.
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Former Deputy Chairman of Listco found not liable for SFC’s HK$622 million compensation order claim
15 May 2020
On 7th May 2020, the Court of First Instance held that the former Deputy Chairman of a Listco is not liable for the HK$622 million compensation order but shall be subject to a disqualification order for 6 years.
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Court of Final Appeal affirms “prima facie authentic” standard of admissibility
1 May 2020
The Court of Final Appeal gave their reasons for dismissing the applications for leave to appeal from the five policemen convicted for offences against the person during "Occupy Central".
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The Court of Trinidad and Tobago ruled on the Prime Minister’s decision not to refer question of removal of Chief Justice to the President
1 March 2020
On 19th February 2020, the High Court of Justice of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago held that the decision of the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago not to refer to the President a question of removal of the Chief Justice under section 137 of…
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Court of First Instance continues the injunction against online publication of violence-inciting materials
19 November 2019
On 15 November 2019, the High Court continued the ex parte injunction obtained by the Government in restraint of online publication of violence-inciting materials with minor variations. Members of Parkside Chambers represented the interested party who applied to challenge the order.
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Court of Final Appeal clarifies the physical and mental elements of drug trafficking offences
21 October 2019
On 18 October 2019, the Court of Final Appeal handed down its judgment in HKSAR v Lai Kam Fat (黎錦發) [2019] HKCFA 36 examining the physical and mental ingredients of the substantive and conspiracy drug trafficking offences under the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance (Cap. 134).
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