Prince’s Chambers’ Edward Alder contributed the Pollution Chapter in the 3rd Edition of Maritime Law and Practice in Hong Kong which is published by Sweet & Maxwell Thomson and available now.
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.
Prince’s Chambers’ Edward Alder contributed the Pollution Chapter in the 3rd Edition of Maritime Law and Practice in Hong Kong which is published by Sweet & Maxwell Thomson and available now.
Members of Prince’s Chambers were pleased to serve as arbitrators at the 23rd Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot. Jeremy Bartlett SC, Edward Alder, Sebastian Hughes, Eric Ng (who also serves as a Director of the Vis East Moot Foundation Ltd), Lavesh Kirpalani, Josh Baker, Thomas Yeon, Olga Boltenko, Cyrus Lee, and Suhail […]
Jeremy Bartlett, Edward Alder, Eric Ng, Thomas Yeon and Olga Boltenko of Prince’s Chambers’ Arbitration Practice Group attended the booked-out CIArb 2026 Annual Dinner at the Hong Kong Club yesterday, coinciding with Vis East Week in Hong Kong. Hong Kong arbitration ‘elder statesman’ Neil Kaplan CBE KC JP SBS gave the after dinner speech.
We can be reached at the contact details below or at the email addresses and phone numbers on members’ individual CVs
