Called to the Hong Kong Bar in 2009, and a Bar Scholar, Tim is widely regarded as a leading Hong Kong junior, with strengths across a broad range of areas including public law, commercial disputes, competition, and public international law.

Tim brings further depth to several key areas where our members have the distinct benefit of combined experience in both private and public law, including the areas of commercial judicial review, regulatory and licensing actions, disciplinary proceedings, international financial compliance, and competition law. Tim’s presence further augments the Temple Chambers lineup in the important “senior junior” bracket.

Tim is also qualified in England & Wales, where he is an active member of 

. He has appeared in numerous landmark cases in the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal, the Privy Council, and at other court levels in Hong Kong, England & Wales, and other jurisdictions.

Tim has acted in many significant and high-profile cases in recent years, including 

Apple Inc & Ors v Competition and Markets Authority

 [2023] CAT 29, [2023] Bus LR 841 (UK Competition Appeal Tribunal), where he represented Apple in an appeal against the CMA’s decision to launch a market investigation into Apple and Google’s mobile ecosystems. He also appeared in 

Tam Sze Leung & Ors v Commissioner of Police

 [2023] 2 HKLRD 839 (Court of Appeal), a judicial review of alleged police practice of informally ‘freezing’ bank accounts by ‘no consent’ letters, now on appeal to the Court of Final Appeal (led by Abraham Chan SC). Tim represented the applicant in 

 (2018) 21 HKCFAR 324 (Court of Final Appeal), challenging to the exclusion of same-sex couples from the Government’s policy of granting dependant visas.

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Temple Chambers warmly welcomes the arrival of 

as a member of Chambers from 27 November 2023.

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