Julian regularly acts as counsel, arbitrator and mediator in Hong Kong and internationally.

He has more than 35 years’ experience of heavyweight commercial dispute resolution in Hong Kong, across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Europe. He also has a significant PRC outbound practice.

He is particularly well known for arbitration as well as for construction and engineering disputes. He is ranked as one of Hong Kong’s top construction lawyers and top arbitration practitioners.

Susan Munro has extensive experience of various areas of legal practice, including international arbitration, international regulatory compliance, white collar crime and cross-border investigations, and trade and investment matters.

She was previously a partner in U.S. law firms in Hong Kong & the PRC.  She lived in Shanghai  (2001 to 2010) & in Beijing ( 2010 to 2020), where she headed up the office of a US law firm. She has near-native Chinese language capability and has undergraduate degrees and diplomas in Chinese language and literature. ​​​​​

Chyvette has a strong practice in advisory & advocacy work, with over 20 years' experience. She is dual qualified, in Hong Kong and England & Wales. She previously worked as an accountant & an investment banker. 

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She specialises in Securities & Futures Commission regulatory matters, listing process, civil litigation (particularly fraud & misfeasance), and white-collar crime (insider dealing, corruption, corporate fraud, tax, financial crime). She also prosecutes for the Department of Justice.

Andrew has a strong practice in commercial and chancery litigation as a dual-qualified English and Hong Kong barrister. He is fluent in Putonghua and is able to work with simplified characters. He is recognised by legal directories as a leading junior at the Hong Kong Bar.

He has wide experience in both advisory and advocacy in the fields of property and trusts, international succession, commercial and shareholder disputes, pensions, and appeals.​​​

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Nick is dual qualified in Hong Kong and Australia.  He has an extensive commercial law, maritime law, and arbitration practice both as counsel and as an arbitrator including in cross-jurisdictional disputes.

He has experience in contractual disputes, banking and finance law, commercial fraud and international arbitration (with a focus on maritime law and international sale of goods).

Sean has a strong commercial and civil practice with experience of competition law, chancery, shareholders disputes, company matters, professional negligence, intellectual property, conveyancing, and landlord and tenant. He also accepts criminal work, both defence and prosecution. 

Sean was previously the Deputy Senior Legal Counsel at the Hong Kong Completion Commission. where he was the.  In that role he was involved with multiple investigations and investigations. He is also a former Judicial Assistant to the Court of Final Appeal.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Jack has a diverse practice, with a focus on family and private client matters. He possesses considerable experience in criminal, land, commercial, and personal injury law. Jack accept instructions from legally aided clients as well as private clients.

He has served as a Judicial Associate in the Court of Appeal. He co-edits the sentencing chapter in Archbold HK.

Amanda is developing a broad civil, securities and commercial practice.

Prior to joining the Bar, she worked for over a decade for an investment bank in its London and Hong Kong offices, first as a commodities trading strategist and economist, then as a quantitative analyst, and finally as the Asia head of the bank's over USD100 billion AUM proprietary index platform. Amanda is a Rhodes Scholar with a Doctorate in Artificial Intelligence from Oxford.

Wing mainly focuses on international commercial arbitration and cross-border litigation including maritime, aviation, and construction disputes. His cases often involve investments and projects in CIS, SEA, or MENA countries. He is a foreign legal expert appointed by the PRC Ministry of Science & Technology.

Previously a full time legal academic (Oxford, Moscow, Beijing & Hong Kong),  he remains an adjunct professor at various universities. He is a co-editor of Friston on Costs.

Peter Zhu is dual qualified, in Hong Kong and the PRC. He accepts instructions in a broad range of civil, commercial, family and criminal matters.

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He has a particular focus on cross border disputes which involve legal issues in both the PRC and Hong Kong and is well placed able to address legal and strategic issues from both jurisdictions' perspectives.

Bennett has a broad civil & chancery practice, with emphasis on property, trusts, & building related disputes. He is cited in Snell’s Equity, and was a Judicial Assistant at the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal.

His experience includes trust & fiduciary disputes,  conveyancing disputes, landlord & tenant, land valuation, mortgagee & receivership actions, Chinese Customary Law & New Territories land, building management & land related nuisance claims.

Duke has a strong practice commercial practice that focuses on securities law, company law, regulatory compliance of financial institutions and listed companies as well as virtual assets. He also accepts instructions in general civil and criminal cases.

Previously, he worked at a senior level for leading Chinese investment banks in Beijing, London  & Hong Kong. He was a co-founder of the first Chinese investment bank in the City of London.  He was the chief architect of the “Hong Kong Stock Through Train” programme. He is a former a member of the HKEX Cash Market Consultative Panel.