JUSTIN BONG-KWAN

Justin Bong-Kwan is a writer and commentator based in Hong Kong. 

 Year of Call: 2017

Justin accepts instructions in both civil and criminal matters.

Justin joined Chambers upon completing pupillage in Hong Kong and undergoing training in international arbitration at the Peace Palace in The Hague. He served a further attachment to chambers in London, where he shadowed Queen's Counsel in various hearings, including a Privy Council hearing of an appeal from the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Justin has also attended advocacy training at the English Bar provided by the Middle Temple.

Justin has worked on matters relating to general and white collar crime, departmental summonses, civil fraud and asset recovery, commercial disputes, securities regulations, company and shareholders disputes, insolvency, trusts, land, shipping and arbitration. He has also been instructed in the areas of matrimonial finance, children matters and personal injuries.

Academically, Justin was engaged in a research project in London on the UK's asset confiscation regime with Jonathan Fisher QC, with whom he co-authored an article on the topic in the Criminal Law Review. The article has subsequently been cited and quoted by the Law Commission of England and Wales in its Consultation Paper on Confiscation of the Proceeds of Crime After Conviction.

Justin is able to draft documents and conduct proceedings in either English or Chinese.

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