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Provided by Frederick Hui
Litigation & Arbitration, Corporate & Commercial Crime, Shipping
Pro Bono Legal Advisor, Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières), 2005 to present
Member, Hong Kong Institute of Directors
Member, Joint Tribunal of the Bar Council and the Law Society of Hong Kong
Member, Disciplinary Panel A of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Examiner, Higher Rights of Audience Assessment Board
Arbitrator, Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre
Arbitrator, Hainan International Arbitration Court
Supporting Member and Arbitrator, London Maritime Arbitrators Association
Member, Council on Human Reproductive Technology
Member, Nursing Council of Hong Kong
Member, Mental Health Review Tribunal
Member, Appeal Panel (Travel Industry Ordinance) of the Tourism Commission
Member, Appeal Panel (Housing)
Member, Fishermen Claims Appeal Board (Trawl Ban)
Member, Advisory Committee on Agriculture and Fisheries of the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department
Former Chairman, Appeal Tribunal Panel Section 45 of the Buildings Ordinance (Cap. 123)
Former School Manager, Wah Yan College Kowloon and Wah Yan Primary School
Former Adjudicator, Registration of Persons Tribunal
Former Member, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
"Smoothing out Disputes Arising from the Belt and Road Initiative"
"Do Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong Courts Support the Asset Preservation Application for Parties Involved in an Arbitration Proceeding?"
"The Chinese Versions of the London Maritime Arbitration Associate's Law Reviews" 2010-2012, 2013-2015 and 2015-2017" (co-editor)
Frederick has been authoring articles on behalf of the Law Society of Hong Kong (articles are regularly published in the Sing Tao Daily newspaper) since 2012
Frederick is an arbitrator as well as a Solicitor Advocate (Civil) who has attained the Higher Rights of Audience in Hong Kong. He has rights to appear in all levels of civil courts in Hong Kong.
Frederick joined Zhong Lun after working at DLA Piper for about 10 years. He specializes in commercial litigation, international arbitration, and white-collar crime. Frederick has extensive experience in advising and handling high-stake shareholders and equity related disputes, multijurisdictional commercial disputes, commercial frauds, worldwide enforcement of judgments and arbitration awards, white collar crimes and departmental summonses, and securities regulatory enforcement and investigations. Additionally, Frederick deals with high-stake, complex probate and matrimonial disputes.
Frederick frequently represents financial institutions, insurance companies, multinational corporations, non-governmental organizations, Chinese mainland state-owned enterprises, as well as major shipping companies in complex commercial cross-border disputes in courts in the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, and London and international arbitration tribunals.
Represented a leading global supplier of silicone products in Hong Kong, regarding a claim for the sale of products and the refusal of cheque payment, with the claimed amount exceeding HKD 10 million
Acted for a high-net-worth client to handle with a dispute over refusal of cheque payment, successfully recovering over HKD 23 million, and applied for verbal interrogation of the debtor's personnel to enforce the judgment
Advised clients in respect of claims of outstanding loans of over HKD 650 million arising out of various agreements including loan agreements, guarantees, and mortgages. One of the claims has been brought by way of a mortgage action in the Hong Kong courts
Represented a manufacturer and retail company of a renowned PRC leisure clothing brand to handle a dispute involving bank guarantees and loans in an amount of CNY 100 million
Acted for several companies founded by a late tycoon, philanthropist, and Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference of the PRC in a number of disputes and issues between his family members over his estate and interests in his entire business empire by which these companies are owned and controlled. These disputes were acrimonious and attracted wide publicity in Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland with the involvement of former Chief Executive and Secretary of Justice in a frustrated attempt to notch a settlement between all the parties concerned
Represented a distributor of optical lenses and eye-wares in both the PRC and Europe and an international fashion accessories manufacturer in the PRC in a dispute over an acquisition transaction in the PRC against a Germany manufacturer of high-quality ophthalmic lens
Represented Chinese clients in an arbitration in Hong Kong over a dispute in connection with the clients' obligation as majority shareholders to repurchase shares in a BVI company upon the occurrence of specific repurchase events under the shareholders agreement, involving approximately CNY 107 million
Hong Kong (Solicitor Advocate)
England and Wales (Solicitor)
Hong Kong (Solicitor)
Notary Public
Partner, Zhong Lun Law Firm, 2015 to present
Senior associate, DLA Piper in Hong Kong, 2015 and prior
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He is just brilliant with clients and understands who the right counsel for the case is.
He's very smart and very commercial. He always sees things from a commercial angle and tries to find solutions that work for the best interests of the client.
He's able to really connect east and west legal systems. It's a very powerful skill to have and without him we'd be lost.
He is just brilliant with clients and understands who the right counsel for the case is.
He's very smart and very commercial. He always sees things from a commercial angle and tries to find solutions that work for the best interests of the client.
He's able to really connect east and west legal systems. It's a very powerful skill to have and without him we'd be lost.