Called to the Bar in HK in 2018
Jason S.H. Law
| Hong Kong | 2018 |
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| LLB (first class honours) | City University of Hong Kong |
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| LLM (merit) | London School of Economics and Political Science |
| PCLL | City University of Hong Kong |
Jason joined Chambers in 2018 after completion of pupillage with Mr. Walker Sham, Mr. Paul C. L. Leung, Mr. John Reading S.C., Mr. Randy Shek and Mr. M. K. Wong S.C.
Jason is developing a broad criminal and civil practice, with experience in areas such as homicide, sexual offences, white-collar crime, drug-related offences, immigration offences and traffic-related offences. On the civil side, Jason has experience in handling personal injuries and public law cases. He has appeared in different level of courts either as a led junior or the sole advocate. He has also been instructed to attend legal visits at police stations and correctional services’ facilities.
| 2018 – Present | Committee Member, Young Barristers Committee |
| 2019 – Present | Honorary Legal Advisor Hong Kong Kendo Association |
| HKSAR v Wang Yinan (HCMA 61/2019) | Acting for the Appellant (led by Mr. M.K. Wong S.C.), appeal against conviction (Theft) |
| HKSAR v Lee Ting Yat (HCCP 1033/2018) | Bail Application at the Court of First Instance |
| HKSAR v Lui Hiu Tin (HCCP 607/2019) | Applied for variation of bail terms at the Court of First Instance |
| HKSAR v Lee Tse Fung (HCCP 249/2020) | Bail Application at the Court of First Instance |
| HKSAR v Hui Or Wai (HCCP 63/2021) | Bail Application at the Court of First Instance |
| HKSAR v Yu Lai Kuen & Ors (DCCC 274/2018) | Acting for the 1st Defendant (led by Miss Amanda Lee), money laundering |
| HKSAR v Ho Fu (STCC 2817/2018) | Acting for the Defendant (being an employer of a person who is not lawfully employable) |
| HKSAR v Siao Chi Yung Weslie & Ors (WKCC 2550/2018) | Acting for the 2nd Defendant (led by Miss Amanda Li), conspiracy to misconduct in public office |
| HKSAR v Lee Kwok Fai (KCS 511136/2020) | Acting for the Defendant (Dangerous Driving) |
| HKSAR v Tong Ho Yuen (TMCC 2180/2019) | Acting for the Defendant (Wounding 19) |
Native Cantonese, fluent in English, Mandarin and Japanese
| Commercial Crimes |
| General Crimes |
| General Civil and Chancery Practice |
| Judicial Review and Public Law Matters |
| Personal Injuries and Employees’ Compensation |
| Civil Liberties |
| Public Order Offences |
Civil Liberties
Commercial Crime
General Civil and Chancery Practice
General Crime
Judicial Review and Public Law Matters
Personal Injuries and Employees’ Compensation
Public Order Offences