A Leading Set of Commercial Barristers and Arbitrators
in Hong Kong
The set was founded by four leading lawyers in the year 2000 in Prince’s Building. Several members were successful partners in international law firms before moving to the Bar to pursue their career in specialist advocacy.
We focus on commercial, company, technology & intellectual property and public law work. We appear before all Hong Kong civil courts and specialist forums and international and domestic arbitral tribunals. Much of our work is cross border, involving clients throughout Asia Pacific and beyond.
We work with Hong Kong law firms on Hong Kong advocacy and advice. Foreign and Greater China lawyers and clients may instruct us directly on international arbitrations within or outside Hong Kong and for Hong Kong law advice. Members are regularly appointed as commercial arbitrators and mediators by parties throughout the world.
Jeremy Bartlett SC attended the 27th ICCA Congress in Madrid in April 2026, the world’s largest event in international arbitration. ICCA 2026 Madrid hosted top-tier presentations and seminars on international arbitration alongside a cultural and social agenda showcasing the best of Spain. The theme “International Arbitration: Local, Global or Both?” examined the interplay between adaptation […]
Prince’s Chambers has been appointed as a Supporting Organisation for Johannesburg Arbitration Week (JAW) 2026, taking place in Johannesburg from 5 – 7 May 2026. This year’s JAW programme brings together leading practitioners, policymakers, corporates and thought leaders to explore the theme “Arbitration in a fragmented global order: the future of trade, investment and sustainable […]
Sebastian Hughes and Lavesh Kirpalani were delighted to give a lecture on the “Essentials of Hong Kong Contract Law” to the exceptional students at Peking University on Saturday, for the Hong Kong Bar Association Peking University Common Law Course 2026.
We can be reached at the contact details below or at the email addresses and phone numbers on members’ individual CVs
