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Deputy Chairman, Preliminary Investigation Committee (2), The Medical Council of Hong Kong
Sub-modules 3.4, 6.3 and 6.7

Graduated from The University of Hong Kong (HKU) in 1981. Have been practicing Forensic Medicine since 1982 and currently working at the Department of Pathology, Clinical School of Medicine at HKU.  Have written reports and given expert evidence at all levels of Courts of Law in Hong Kong. Since 1995 have also written expert reports for Defendants in Criminal cases instructed by the Legal Aid Department, as well as Civil cases instructed by solicitors of private clients and the Legal Aid Department.

Former Justice of the High Court of Hong Kong
Sub-module 5.4

Mr. Mohan Bhagwani SBS SC started his private practice in 1978 as a Barrister and, later, as a Senior Counsel.  He is a specialist in Insurance Law, Commercial Law, Personal Injuries and Medical Negligence.  He was appointed to the High Court in 2010 and served for 11 years, during that period, he was the Judge in Charge of Commercial List for 2 years and Personal Injuries List for 9 years.  After his retirement from the judiciary, he has returned to his previous practice as an Arbitrator and a Mediator.  As a CEDR Accredited Mediator and a HKMAAL Accredited Mediator, he has conducted nearly 100 mediation cases, mostly involving personal injury cases and commercial disputes, with a high success rate.  He is also currently working as an Adjunct Professor in the HKU Department of Professional Legal Education.

Representative of Law Society of Hong Kong
Sub-module 4.2

Ms. Chan advises on all types of cross borders disputes, property related litigation as well as all aspects of commercial and corporate litigation including company and shareholder disputes, contract and tort claims. She also has extensive experience in employment and insurance matters, including defense of claims involving professional indemnity, employees’ compensation and discrimination cases. Ms Chan is a solicitor-advocate with rights to appear in all levels of civil courts in Hong Kong.

Partner, Johnson Stokes & Master
Sub-module 1.2

William specialises in medico-legal cases with extensive experience in medical  malpractice claims and disciplinary proceedings. He provides counsel to hospitals and healthcare professionals in a wide range of legal proceedings, including civil claims for medical negligence, inquiries before disciplinary tribunals, criminal cases in the context of clinical practice and etc. Apart from representing healthcare professionals in claims and disciplinary proceedings, William has also acted as an advocate in Medical Council and Dental Council inquiries, as well as in Coroner's inquests. He regularly delivers lectures and seminars to healthcare professionals, and also contributes articles on medical-legal issues in various newsletters. He serves as the Honorary Legal Adviser to a number of professional bodies.

Former Partner, Johnson Stokes & Master
Sub-module 2.1

Mr. Woody Chang had practised for almost 30 years as a defence lawyer in medical litigation and had beena an Equity Partner and the Head/Co-Head of the Healthcare Team of Mayer Brown for 20 years before retiring in July 2024.  Mr. Chang has extensive experience in advising and representing public and private hospitals as well as healthcare professionals in civil and criminal litigation, mediation, disciplinary proceedings, judicial reviews, death inquests and various tribunal hearings. He was one of the Editorial Board members and authors of the Clinical Risk Management Handbook jointly published by the Medical Protection Society and the Hong Kong Medical Association and had served as the honorary legal advisor to many professional organizations.  Mr. Chang received the Award for Distinguished Contributions from HKAM in December 2024.

Specialist in Paediatrics
Sub-module 7.3

Dr CHEUNG is a paediatrician. He is an Honorary Clinical Associate Professor of HKU and CUHK, Director of Child Protection Simulation Training Course of Hong Kong College of Paediatricians, and member of its Education Committee. 

He is the Chairperson of Against Child Abuse. He served in the Committee on Child Abuse, Task Group on Review of Procedural Guide for Handling Child Abuse Cases, and Child Fatality Review Panel of HKSAR. He was Convenor of Medical Coordinators on Child Abuse of Hospital Authority. Dr CHEUNG is awarded Bronze Bauhinia Star in 2022 in recognition of his achievement in public and community services.

Former Legal Practice Consultant, Centre for Medical Ethics & Law, HKU
Sub-module 2.4

Solicitor (HK, England & Wales), Consultant, Wanda Tong & Company, Accredited General Mediator, Honorary Legal Advisor to the HK Society of Dermatology & Venereology, the Greater Bay Area Medical Alliance and the HK Health Education and Promotion Foundation. Tracy has over 18 years of experience in dispute resolution, with a focus on the healthcare industry and the defence of negligence claims against healthcare practitioners and disciplinary inquiries before the Medical Council. She provides professional training, mediation and advisory services and teaches at the School of Law, City University of HK. Prior to her consultancy practice, Tracy was a Partner at international law firm, Kennedys.

Director, HKAM Training Course for Expert Witnesses
Sub-module 2.2

Dr. Chiu, MB,BS (HK), FCSHK, FHKAM (Surgery), Specialist in General Surgery, LLB(Hons) Lond, is an Honorary Clinical Assistant Professor at the Department of Family Medicine and Primary Care, the University of Hong Kong (HKU). He is the Co-chairperson of the Academy’s Professionalism and Ethics Committee, the Convenor of Task Force on Laws for Healthcare Practitioners and the Director of Training Course for Expert Witnesses of the Academy (HKAM). Dr. Chiu is a Senior Research Fellow of the Centre for Medical Ethics and Law, HKU, jointly founded by the Faculty of Law and Faculty of Medicine.  His research areas include medicolegal, expert witnesses, healthcare law, healthcare ethics, apologies, apology legislation, negotiation and mediation. He is also interested in disciplinary proceedings and regulators. In this field, he is a Medical Assessor and a member of Preliminary Investigation Committee (1) of the Medical Council of Hong Kong, a member of the Barristers Disciplinary Tribunal Panel and of the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal Panel.

Dr. Chiu has published extensively on his research areas. He was the Editor and Contributor of “Clinical Risk Management Handbook”, published by the Hong Kong Medical Association & Medical Protection Society (2013). He is a Co-author of “Apology Ordinance (Cap. 631) Commentary and Annotations” (2018), a Co-author of “Mediation in Hong Kong: Law & Practice” (2014 & 2022), a Co-editor and Co-author of “Healthcare Law and Ethics: Principles and Practices” (2023) and the Principal Author of the volume on Professions and Trades of the “Halsbury's Laws of Hong Kong” (2023). In the area of expert witnesses, he has co-authored “Expert Witnesses and Areas of Expertise” (Editorial) (2022) and the “Best Practice Guidelines for Expert Witnesses” (2023) of the HKAM. Dr. Chiu has chaired or spoken at over 100 local and international meetings/conferences on his research areas.

Senior Associate, Johnson Stokes & Master
Sub-module 1.4

Phyllis is a Senior Associate of the Healthcare Team of JSM.
Phyllis specialises in medico-legal cases, including medical negligence claims, disciplinary proceedings and criminal matters in the clinical practice context.  She acts for healthcare professionals, including doctors and dentists, as well as public and private hospitals.  She speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

Partner, Kennedys
Sub-module 2.2

Sandy co-leads the Hong Kong Kennedys Healthcare Legal Team and is qualified in Hong Kong.
She is recognised as a Recommended Lawyer for dispute resolution by Legal 500 and ranked for “Clinical Negligence (Internation Firms)” by Chambers Grater China Region.  Sandy specialises in areas covering clinical negligence claims, disciplinary investigations, clinical related criminal proceedings, medical professional insurance related matters, inquests, Data Privacy Commissioner investigations, Consumer Council investigations, Equal Opportunity Commissioner investigations, healthcare regulatory matters and mediation. Sandy is regularly invited by professional associations and universities to share her thought leadership across a broad range of medico-legal issues in Hong Kong.  She is also author of a number of healthcare publications.  She recently co-authored the chapter “Confidentiality, Privacy and Personal Data” in the book Healthcare Law and Ethics Principles & Practices.

Specialist in Orthopaedics & Traumatology
Sub-module 5.3

Graduated in 1972 with MBBS, University of Hong Kong, other qualifications include FRCES, FHKCOS, FHKAM (Orthopaedics & Traumatology and FHKCOS (Rehabilitation).  Elected Vice President of the inaugural Spine Section of the Hong Kong Orthopaedic Association (HKOA) in 2006.  Served the term of Vice President of the Hong Kong College of Orthopaedic Surgeons (HKCOS) from 2005 to 2006, Chairman of the Board of Orthopaedic Rehabilitation of HKCOS from 2004 to 2006, and Examiner for the MHKIBC entrance examination and FHKCOS exit examination.  Appointed Chairman of the Orthopaedics & Sport Medicine Services Medical Advisory Committee of Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital and member of the Operating Theatre Services Medical Advisory Committee 2024 to 2026. Had been instructed to conduct independent medical examinations and reports for personal injuries and to give expert opinions on medical negligence cases for both doctors and patients since 1990s.

Representative of Medical Protection Society
Sub-modules 1.1 and 3.5

Representative of Medical Protection Society
Sub-modules 1.3 and 3.5

Sophie graduated in medicine with Honours from Leicester University in 2000. She started her career as a paediatrician. After passing her paediatric membership she entered public health medicine. She passed her MPH with distinction and became a Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health before practising as a Consultant in Communicable Disease Control. She moved into medicolegal medicine six years ago, working for Medical Protection. She has passed The Diploma of Legal Medicine with Distinction, written several articles about claims and delivered training on this topic. Using her experience of claims management, Sophie delivers the submodules on consent and expert witnesses.

Co-Chairman and Partner, P.C. Woo & Co.
Sub-module 7.5

Mr. Lester Huang is a practising solicitor and has served in P.C. Woo & Co. for over 35 years. He is a current Co-Chairman of the firm. Mr. Huang holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Hong Kong, and a Master of Education from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Mr. Huang's practice covers estate planning, wills and probate. He uses trusts and other vehicles to give effect to the intentions of his clients which vary from simple testamentary arrangements to complex structures in multi jurisdictions. Mr. Huang is a member of the Law Society's Working Party on Charities and Trusts.

Partner, Li & Partners
Sub-module 6.5

Mr. Stephen Hung is a Past President of the Law Society of Hong Kong (the Law Society).  He is currently the Chairman of the Law Society’s Legal Education Committee and Criminal Law and Procedure Committee. As a representative of the Law Society, Mr. Hung serves as the External Examiner of Criminal Litigation Practice at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, City University of Hong Kong and the University of Hong Kong.  He is also an Adjunct Professor of Law of the Hong Kong Shue Yan University and the Law School of Beijing Normal University.

In his own capacity, Mr. Hung serves as the Vice-Chairman of the Professional Services Advancement Support Scheme Vetting Committee, and as a member on the Law Reform Commission, Accounting and Financial Reporting Council, Duty Lawyer Service Council, Disciplinary Tribunal of the Financial Dispute Resolution Centre, the Standing Committee on Judicial Salaries and Conditions of Service, and the Securities and Futures Appeals Tribunal.

Partner, Howse Williams
Sub-modules 2.5, 3.3 and 3.4

David is a dual qualified medical doctor/solicitor and is a Founding Member of the Faculty of Forensic and Legal Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians (UK).  He now leads a team of experienced healthcare lawyers which handle all types of clinical negligence claims, including complex high value and fatal accident claims.

With his Master’s degree in Medical Law and Ethics and considerable experience in advising on mental health law, medical
criminal proceedings, clinical trials and risk management issues, David has provided healthcare regulatory advice to healthcare professionals as well as institutional clients and has substantial advocacy experience representing clients before the Civil Courts, Coroner's Court, Medical and Dental Council and other professional tribunals. He regularly lectures at HKU as well as to the Specialist Colleges and provide clients and others with training in healthcare law. He is also an advisor to various entities including the British Medical Association (HK) and the Hong Kong Medical Association.

Partner, Johnson Stokes & Master
Sub-module 1.1

Jaime is a partner of the Healthcare Team of Johnson Stokes & Master (JSM).

Jamie is experienced in handlining medical malpractice cases, including birth injuries, misdiagnoses, surgical errors and clinical negligence. She acts for professional indemnity providers, insurance companies, healthcare institutions and professionals. She is experienced in defending healthcare professionals in civil, disciplinary and criminal matters in the context of clinical practice and is often invited by professional institutions, hospitals and medical groups to speak at seminars on medico-legal issues. 
Jaime is currently the Honorary Legal Advisor to:

• Hong Kong Academy of Medicine
• Hong Kong College of Physicians
• The Hong Kong College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
• The Hong Kong Neurosurgical Society Limited
• Hong Kong Society of Interventional & Therapeutic Neuroradiology
• Hong Kong Lung Foundation, Hong Kong Thoracic Society and CHEST Delegation Hong Kong & Macau
• The Hong Kong Medical Association

Representative of Law Society of Hong Kong
Sub-module 4.1

Co-Chairman, Professional and Ethics Committee, Hong Kong Academy of Medicine
Sub-module 6.4

Prof. Leung is a neurosurgeon, Clinical Professor, and the holder of the endowed Tsang Wing-Hing Professorship in Clinical Neuroscience at the University of Hong Kong (HKU). He graduated from the Medical College of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, London, with M.B.B.S. and the University College London with Intercalated BSc. in Physical Anthropology in 1992. During his surgical training in the U.K., U.S. and Hong Kong, he was awarded the Hallett Gold Medal by the Royal College of Surgeons of England, and the J. Douglas Miller Medal in Neurosurgery by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. He joined HKU in 2005 where he obtained two doctorate degrees of M.S. and PhD. He holds a Master of Laws (LLM) degree in Medical Law and Ethics with Distinction from the University of Edinburgh and the School of Law’s McLagan Prize for Best Graduate.

He is currently the Immediate Past President of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine, Co-Chairperson of its Professionalism and Ethics Committee, the Director of the School of Clinical Medicine and Senior Advisor to the Teaching & Learning Sub-Deanery at the LKS Faculty of Medicine, Co-Director of the Centre for Medical Ethics and Law at HKU, and Board Member of the International Association of Medical Regulatory Authorities. He is a member of the Research Council, Health Bureau, and Chairperson of the Grant Review Board (HMRF) of The Government of the HKSAR. He delivers clinical services as an Honorary Consultant Neurosurgeon at Queen Mary Hospital, Hong Kong.

Emeritus Professor, Public Health and Primary Care, CUHK
Sub-modules 2.3 and 2.4

Prof. Albert Lee is a Senior Research Fellow of Centre for Medical Ethics and Law and an Honorary Professor of Department of Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine of HKUMed.  He obtained his Medical Degree and Law Degree at University of London in 1984 and 2015 respectively.  He possesses higher academic and/or professional qualifications in Family Medicine, Public Health, Legal Medicine, Law, Arbitration, Mediation, and Education. He was admitted as Lawyer by NSW Supreme Court in 2021 Barrister and Solicitor by New Zealand High Court in 2022, and registered foreign lawyer in Hong Kong in 2025.  Albert has published over 270 papers in peer-reviewed journals and he is the editor of four books in primary healthcare, one book on “Healthy Setting Approach” and one book on “Healthcare Law and Ethics.

Representative of Law Society of Hong Kong
Sub-module 4.2

Mr. Lee is a Solicitor Advocate with Higher Right of Audience practising in various aspects of litigation, arbitration, regulatory and disciplinary (including medical, dental and health care professional disciplinary tribunals) matters. He regularly instructs medical/dental experts in both quantum and liability issues in medical negligence and personal injuries cases. Mr. Lee is the founding partner of his firm established 25 years ago. He is a Notary Public as well as a China-Appointed Attesting Officer.  He was also recently appointed as a Greater Bay Area Lawyer practising Chinese Law in Greater Bay Area.

Barrister-at-law, Plowman Chambers
Sub-module 6.2

Marco was admitted as a barrister in 1996. With his law degree and postgraduate certificate in laws obtained from the University of Hong Kong, and two master’s degrees in laws from the City University of Hong Kong, Marco served as Government Counsel and later Senior Government Counsel in the Department of Justice (DOJ) for 12 years. He then joined the Judiciary as a Permanent Magistrate for 6 years, during which he also served as Deputy District Judge and Assistant to the Justices of Appeal (Criminal). 

Marco is experienced in handling criminal matters and specializes in commercial fraud, money laundering, corruption, market misconduct, cybercrime, tax and occupational safety.  After resuming to private practice in 2016, Marco has been doing advisory, trial, and appellate works while serving as a member of the Torture Claim Appeals Board.

Barrister-at-law, Plowman Chambers
Sub-module 6.1

Tony obtained his combined degree in law and commerce in New South Wales, Australia in 2002 and joined the Hong Kong Bar in 2004.  He practises predominantly in criminal law and regulatory offences, and is instructed to defend cases ranging from white-collar and complex commercial frauds, insider dealing and market manipulation, bribery and corruption, money laundering, trade description offences, to departmental summonses as well as road traffic offences; and professional disciplinary hearings (including Medical Council, Chinese Medicine Council, IARB, HKICPA etc.).  Tony sat as Deputy Magistrate in 2018 and 2019; as Deputy District
Judge in 2021; and as Deputy High Court Judge in 2024.

Partner, Howse Williams
Sub-module 3.1

Maureen is a practising solicitor and a partner at Howse Williams, specialising in dispute resolution and medico-legal matters. She has extensive experience in assisting healthcare professionals, clinics and hospitals on medical and dental negligence complaints and claims, Coroner’s inquests,  Department of Health investigations and disciplinary proceedings (Medical Council, Dental Council and other professional boards).  She also advises on non-contentious matters such as general compliance with the rules of different professional bodies and personal data legislation. 

Maureen routinely defends doctors, dentists and hospitals in civil claims at different Court levels and engages in alternative dispute resolutions. She has represented clients in multiple high value claims involving complicated medical evidence.

Emeritus Professor in Psychiatry, LKS Faculty of Medicine, HKU
Sub-modules 2.5 and 4.4

Barrister-at-Law, Resolution Chambers
Sub-module 7.2

Azan is a distinguished barrister, mediator, and former Judicial Assistant to the Court of Final Appeal. He specialises in public law and family litigation and is recognised as a top judicial review, private client, family & divorce barrister by Doyle’s, Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners.  Azan also handles commercial disputes, offering mediation and conducting Private Adjudication under PDSL9.  In addition to his role as a misconduct investigator, Azan has authored legal texts and serves as a Lecturer at the University of Hong Kong.

Azan is the co-author and editor of several leading publications including Archbold Hong Kong, Hong Kong Civil Procedure, Hong Kong Family Court Practice (2ed), Atkins Court Forms (Family) and the Hong Kong Family Court Tables.

Representative of Medical Protection Society
Sub-modules 1.1 and 1.4

Dr McGuire obtained her medical qualification from University of Dundee, Scotland, and trained as a GP in Cumbria, England. After 11 years as a doctor with a personal interest and expertise in Women’s health and urgent care primary care work, Dr McGuire joined the Claims team in MPS in 2015, specialising in clinical negligence claims. She is a Medicolegal Consultant and subject matter expert within MPS, writing many articles on claims, indemnity and clinical negligence or malpractice for publications within the UK and Ireland. One of her articles had also been published in an American journal, Inside Medical Liability.

Representative of Medical Protection Society
Sub-modules 1.2 and 3.2

Peter joined Medical Protection in 2020 as a Claims Manager for Asia and the Caribbean. Prior to this he worked as a Plaintiff Clinical Negligence Solicitor. Peter obtained his Law degree with Honours from the University of Essex after which he attended the College of Law where he obtained his Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice with Distinction. Peter qualified as a Solicitor in 2013 and in 2018 he gained the accreditation of Solicitor-Advocate (Higher Courts Civil Proceedings). In addition, whilst not practising or a member, he studied and passed the Chartered Tax Advisors examinations.

Principal, Jonathan Mok Legal
Sub-module 7.4

Jonathan is a dispute resolution lawyer with over 30 years of practising experience in Hong Kong. Jonathan’s practice covers family disputes, litigation concerning mental capacity, inheritance related claims and surrogacy representations. As a litigation solicitor being granted higher rights of audience in Hong Kong, Jonathan is the first and currently only family dispute lawyer to be granted such exemption which enables him to represent clients as their advocate all the way up to the Court of Final Appeal. This is in addition to his practice as an accredited family mediator.

Partner, Howse Williams
Sub-module 3.5

As a medically qualified solicitor and partner at Howse Williams, Bernard represents healthcare organisations, doctors, dentists and other healthcare professionals across a range of practice areas in Hong Kong and supports his clients in clinical negligence claims, Medical Council and Dental Council disciplinary proceedings, and in Coroners' investigations.

As a medical graduate of Aberdeen University Medical School, Bernard had practised medicine in UK, Hong Kong and China, working in the field of emergency medical evacuation and in general practice. Since 2008, Bernard has been a Member of the Faculty of Forensic Legal Medicine, Royal College of Physicians UK.  He is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of the Department of Accident and Emergency Medicine Academic Unit at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and he also provides expert witness training to doctors, dentists and other healthcare professionals involved/interested in expert witness work.

Senior Associate, Kennedys
Sub-module 1.3

Chantel is an Of Counsel in Kennedys Healthcare Team in Hong Kong.  Qualified in Hong Kong, she specialises in defending a wide range of clinical negligence claims including multi-million dollar catastrophic claims for clients including the Hong Kong Hospital Authority, Medical Protection and insurers. She has been ranked as an Up and Coming Clinical Negligence lawyer by Chambers Greater China Region (2025). Chantel also has experience advising on a range of healthcare matters in relation to Coroner’s inquests, telemedicine, breach of data privacy and defamation. She is the honourary legal advisor of the Hong Kong Paediatric and Adolescent Dermatology Society and regularly speaks at events on medico-legal issues in Hong Kong.

Barrister-at-law, 601 Dina House
Sub-module 7.1

Corinne is a Barrister, having been called to the Bar in England & Wales and Hong Kong. She practises from Chambers at 601 Dina House, Hong Kong. She is a General Mediator, a Family Mediator, and a Member of the HK Collaborative Practice Group. She specialises in Family Law and Personal Injuries/Medical Negligence. Corinne is the immediate Past President of the Asia Pacific Chapter of the International Academy of Family Lawyers and the immediate Past Chairman of the HK Bar Association's Committee on Family Law. She is an External Examiner for the post-graduate PCLL Course in Family Law at all the 3 law faculties in Hong Kong.

Partner, Howse Williams
Sub-module 3.2

Alison previously worked as a partner with HW's senior partner Chris Howse at Richards Butler in Hong Kong. She has extensive experience in dispute resolution and commercial and professional negligence litigation. Alison joined HW in 2014. Alison advises in respect of commercial litigation matters including regulatory investigations by governmental bodies and corporate litigation including shareholder disputes. She also provides professional indemnity advice and assistance to doctors, dentists and other healthcare professionals in HW's medico legal practice. Alison was admitted as a solicitor in HK, and England and Wales respectively.  She is a member of the Law Society of Hong Kong.

Representative, the Hong Kong Advocacy Training Council, Hong Kong Bar Association
Sub-module 4.3

Kumar has been in private practice since he was admitted to Hong Kong Bar in 1978. His practices are principally in the field of Insurance Law, Personal Injuries and Medical Negligence. A counsel of first choice for complicated and "big ticket" quantum claims, he was appointed Senior Counsel in 2009. Kumar has sat as Deputy High Court Judge of the Court of First Instance. He was elected as Vice-Chairman (2010-2011) and as Chairman (2011-2013) of the Hong Kong Bar Association. Kumar is an accredited CEDR mediator and is appointed to the panel of arbitrators of the South China International Economic and Trade Arbitration/ Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration.

Representative of Law Society of Hong Kong
Sub-module 4.1

Partner, Kennedys
Sub-module 6.6

Christine Tsang leads the Healthcare Team in Kennedys Hong Kong office.  Qualified in Hong Kong and England and Wales, she specialises in matters relating to medical negligence, professional indemnity, public inquiries and inquests.  She has been ranked as a Band 1 Clinical Negligence lawyer by Chambers Greater China Region (2024-2025) and a recommended Dispute Resolution: Litigation lawyer by Legal 500 Asia Pacific (2022-2025).

Christine is the honorary legal adviser of a number of organisations, including the Hong Kong Medical Association, Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation, Hong Kong Society of Breast Surgeons and Hong Kong Medical Association Charitable.  She is also the Adjunct Assistant Professor at The Jockey Club School of Public Health and Primary Care of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, and is regularly invited by professional associations and universities to share her thought leadership across a broad range of medico-legal issues in Hong Kong.

Former Partner, Woo Kwan Lee & Lo
Sub-module 5.1

Senior Associate, Kennedys
Sub-module 2.3

Ricky is an Of Counsel in Kennedys Healthcare Team in Hong Kong.  Qualified in Hong Kong, Ricky acts for the Hospital Authority and private doctors in relation to a variety of medical malpractice cases including catastrophic claims.  He also specialises in disciplinary matters as well as defending healthcare professionals in criminal cases. Ricky is a regular speaker and author on medico-legal issues in Hong Kong.

Partner, Kennedys
Sub-module 5.2

Meiling and leads the Kennedys Liability Defence Team in Hong Kong.  She qualified in Hong Kong and England and Wales (1999) and is named as a Recommended Lawyer for Insurance by Legal 500 Asia Pacific (2025).

Meiling specialises in employees’ compensation, employers’ and public liability matters with a particular focus on construction related accidents, large or sensitive losses and policy disputes.  This includes multiple claimant incidents, catastrophic injuries, high profile sporting accidents, school liability, complicated triple insurance issues as well as various property damage claims.  She also manages voluminous injury claims with particular emphasis on IT solutions for claims management.