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Practice Areas
Practice Areas
A convenient one-stop shop for all areas of civil and commercial advisory.
Arbitration
Mediation
Banking & Finance
Administrative & Public Law
Commercial Law
Company Law
Competition Law
Construction Law
Family Law
Civil Litigation
Criminal Law
Insolvency
Intellectual Property
International Trade
Labour Law
Mental Health
Offshore & International Practice
Technology Law
Telecommunications
Urgent Injunctions & Interlocutory Applications
Planning Law
Professional Liability
Property Law
Trusts, Probate and Succession
Tax Law
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The Variable Nature of the Fiduciary Duty to Account: Insights from Jong Yat Kit v Li Mun Hok Steven
6 May 2025
Shimao Group Holdings Limited’s Restructuring Scheme
2 May 2025
Navigating Challenges in International Construction Disputes: The Hong Kong Advantage – Part 1
15 Apr 2025
Keepwell Deed in PUFG: At a loss, or no loss?
19 Mar 2025
Justice in a Hurry? Safeguarding natural justice in the use of Expedited Procedure in International Arbitrations
10 Mar 2025
The latest development of the offence of Tax Evasion: HKSAR v. Isabella Leong 香港特別行政區 訴 梁寇鴻萍 [2025] HKCFI 187
14 Jan 2025
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Connie Lee coaches at the HKIAC + Wuhan University Law School: Moot Arbitration
25 Apr 2025
Winnie Tam SC spoke at the First Edition of GAR Live: Shenzhen 2025
22 Apr 2025
Catrina Lam appointed Senior Counsel
15 Apr 2025
DVC members’ article on “Navigating Challenges in International Construction Disputes: The Hong Kong Advantage – Part 1” featured in the April issue of Hong Kong Lawyer
14 Apr 2025
5 DVC Members Pass the Interview Assessment of the 2024 Greater Bay Area Legal Professional Examination
10 Apr 2025
DVC Stephanie Wong Contributed the Vol 25 [155] Entertainment, Hotels, Sport and Tourism of Halsbury’s Laws of Hong Kong
3 Apr 2025
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About
About
Founded in 1984, today DVC is the largest set of barristers’ chambers in Hong Kong
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List of Neutrals
The List consists of individuals and specialists who, with respect to any issue in controversy, function impartially to aid parties in resolving the dispute, whether through mediation, arbitration, adjudication, private judging, or any other form of alternative dispute resolution, without practising as barristers.
Members of List of Neutrals are independent from the operation of Des Voeux Chambers as a set of Barristers’ chambers, and do not participate in the affairs at Des Voeux Chambers.