Employment Law and Practice in Hong Kong, Third Edition
Denis Chang’s Chambers is pleased to share that members Simon Wong, Chris Wong, and Sabina Sui have contributed to the newly published Employment Law and Practice in Hong Kong (Third Edition), edited by Andrea Randall of RPC. Our members contributed to the chapters covering Remuneration and Benefits and Change of Ownership.
The Third Edition captures significant legal developments over the last nine years, including expanded discrimination protections, maternity/paternity rights, post-termination covenants, statutory data privacy updates, and other amendments to the Employment Ordinance (Cap. 57). This latest edition provides an essential and up-to-date reference for practitioners advising on employment matters in Hong Kong.
Simon Wong
“Simon is an exceptional lawyer and he is extremely thorough. His advice is always clear and practical, and he is definitely one of the leading senior juniors in this area.”
Legal 500 Asia-Pacific 2026, Commercial Disputes, Labour and Employment — Leading Juniors
Simon is a dual-qualified lawyer, called to the Hong Kong Bar in 2007 and the California Bar in 2020.
He specialises in personal injuries law, and has advised on numerous cases involving a wide range of matters, including catastrophic injury, workplace accidents, medical negligence, public liability claims, traffic accidents, and industrial disease. His experience representing both claimants and defendants – among them over 30 local and international insurance companies – has provided him with insight across the spectrum of litigation.
In addition to his litigation practice, Simon has been actively engaged in mediation since obtaining accreditation in 2008. He has mediated over 200 disputes involving diverse subject matter.
Simon served as a Deputy District Judge in 2025, and Deputy Adjudicator of the Labour Tribunal in 2024 and 2025, reflecting his ongoing commitment to public service and the administration of justice.
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Chris Wong
Prior to joining Chambers in 2024, Chris served as a Judicial Assistant at the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal, where he assisted the judges with substantive appeals, leave applications, and other works of the Court generally. Chris was called to the Bar in 2023, upon his completion of pupillage with Mr. Tony Li SC, Mr. Eric Leung, Mr. Robin D’Souza and Mr. Simon Wong.
During his legal studies, Chris competed in the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, where he received honourable mentions both as an oralist and for the written memorandums.
Chris is developing a broad civil and criminal practice. He is fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. He accepts instructions in all areas of work.
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Sabina Sui
Sabina was called to the Bar after completing her pupillage with Mr Robert Pang SC, Mr Simon Wong, Mr Jeffrey Tam and Mr Albert NB Wong. She graduated from the University of Hong Kong, where she obtained her LLB and PCLL (Distinction). She later earned her LLM with Distinction in Human Rights Law Specialism from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
During her studies, Sabina received various scholarships and awards, including the Personal Injuries Elective Prize and the Haldanes Prize in Criminal Litigation.
Sabina is developing a broad practice in general civil litigation, with a particular interest in personal injuries and public law matters. She is fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin, and accepts instructions in all areas of work.
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This article was first published on 6 October 2026.
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