Roy Chui
2018 (HK)
Called to the Bar in 2018, Roy specialises in chancery practice, focusing on commercial disputes, trusts, and company matters, alongside interests in competition and securities law. His practice spans trial advocacy, appellate work, and advisory.
Advocacy is a key focus in Roy’s practice. Roy simplifies complex legal arguments into clear, compelling presentations. His strong witness handling skills have been demonstrated through conducting High Court trials involving multi-day cross-examinations on his own right.
Roy accepts urgent instructions and is capable of delivering efficient support and preparing documents under tight deadlines.
Outside the law, Roy is an amateur triathlete and trail runner, currently training for a sub-5 hours half Ironman.
LLB (Liverpool)
PCLL (The City University of Hong Kong)
LLM (Competition Law) (UCL) (Distinction)
HCA 1960/2013
- Supervising counsel from early stage to 8-day High Court trial in defending trust claims in relation to multiple properties.
HCA 201/2020
- Supervising and trial counsel for the Plaintiff claiming against former directors for breach of fiduciary duties and defamation.
HCA 1211/2018
- Instructed on an urgent basis for leave to appeal against High Court Judge’s decision disallowing stay of civil proceedings pending criminal in a fraud case involving over HK$63M.
DCEO 3/2020
- Instructed on an urgent basis to institute legal proceedings on disability discrimination against a listed company. Handled all the matters before the case was settled just before trial.
HCAP 22/2016
- Represented the Plaintiff in applying an urgent injunction in light of an imminent risk of dissipation in a probate action for maladministration and breach of fiduciary duties.
DCCJ 2025/2021
- Represented a defendant to defend the Plaintiff’s summary judgment application in an unjust enrichment claim which required amendment of defence.
HCMP 1596/2021
- Represented minority shareholders in applying an inspection against the company.
CACC 373/2018
- Successfully represented the prosecution in resisting the appeal against conviction and sentencing in relation to a trafficking of dangerous drugs charge.
- Assisted a client, who was facing Securities and Futures Commission’s (SFC) investigation in relation to fraudulently or recklessly inducing others to invest money, misconduct and corruption offences, to attend SFC interview.
- Assisted a client in launching a complaint to SFC for various misconduct by regulated individuals and corporations, including unauthorised allotment of shares, fraudulent representation, engaging in regulated activities without licence, etc. Participated in a without prejudice meeting.
Other Members
Mondi Ho
Mondi is developing a broad civil and criminal practice. She has appeared both as a sole advocate and led junior in Magistracies, the District Court and High Court. She has experience in a wide range of criminal cases, including drugs offences, road-traffic offences, dishonesty offences and more. She also handles personal injuries, family, contractual and other general civil disputes.
For advisory work, Mondi has also advised on personal injury matters as well as company compliances on listing matters.
Mondi is fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Chris Liang
Chris joined Chambers after serving pupillage with Mr. Philip Dykes SC, Mr. Vincent Chen, Mr. Jeffrey Tam, Mr. Steven Kwan and Mr. Joe Chan.
Chris is developing a broad civil and criminal practice.
For civil cases, he has received instruction on a wide range of cases including but not limited to judicial review, probate, company and commercial, construction, land, personal injury, bankruptcy and general civil.
For criminal practice, he participates in the Duty Lawyer Service Scheme and appears as an advocate (either in his own right or as a led junior) in Magistracies, District Court, and Court of First Instance. He accepts instructions in all areas of work.
Adrian So
Adrian has developed a broad criminal and civil practice and has experience in matters spanning a wide spectrum of practice areas. He has appeared both in his own right and as a led junior in the Court of Final Appeal, the Court of First Instance, the District Court and the Magistrates’ Courts. He also acted as counsel-on-fiat for the prosecution in the Magistrates’ Courts and is currently on the Legal Aid Panel for criminal matters.
Adrian has experience in a wide range of criminal cases, both at trial and appellate level, such as money laundering, corruption, dishonesty offences, sexual offences, assault offences, road traffic offences, drug-related offences and immigration offences. On the civil side, Adrian has accumulated experience in matters such as personal injuries, contractual, probate, company, land, commercial matters, administrative appeal, and other general civil disputes.
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Hanif Mughal
Hanif Mughal is both a practising barrister and an academic. He accepts instructions in a broad range of both criminal and civil law, including interlocutory, trial, appellate and advisory cases. He has appeared as counsel in all levels of the courts in Hong Kong. As an academic, Hanif has extensive teaching experience in various law courses including the PCLL at the tertiary institutions of Hong Kong. He has held the position of Adjunct Professor.
Judgments in many cases that Hanif has handled are reported in the law reports.
For more information on the practice of Mr. Hanif Mughal, please contact the senior clerk of Garden Chambers.
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