Profile:
Jack was called to the Bar in 2025. Before joining Chambers, he served as a Judicial Assistant at the Court of Final Appeal. During that time, he assisted the Judges with substantive appeals and applications for leave to appeal, primarily in the realms of public law and criminal law. His work had been acknowledged for its quality even measured by “high standards”, which reflected much of his “industry, knowledge, intelligence and sound sense”. [1]
Jack completed his pupillage with Mr. Joe Chan, Mr. Jeffrey Tam, Mr. Richard Yip and Prof. Simon Young. During limited practice, he represented and defended an accused on money laundering charges that involved nearly HK$900 million, in a two-week jury trial held in the High Court.
Jack is currently developing a broad practice and accepts instructions in all areas of Chambers’ work, with particular interest in constitutional, administrative and criminal matters. He also teaches part-time at HKU on Constitutional Law.
Jack holds a law degree from HKU and a political science degree from CUHK, both awarded with First Class Honours.
[1] A professional reference by the Hon. Mr. Justice Bokhary NPJ.
Education:
- J.D., University of Hong Kong (First Class)
- B.S.Sc. in Government and Public Administration, Chinese University of Hong Kong (First Class)
Judicial Appointment and Public Office:
- Judicial Assistant, Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal (2025-2026)
- Part-Time Lecturer (Non-Clinical), Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong (2026-Present)
– Constitutional Law
- Research Assistant, Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong
– Legal Clinic (2023-2024)
– Constitutional Law (2022)
- Independent Manager, Incorporated Management Committee of Choi Wan St. Joseph’s Primary School (2026-Present)
Scholarships and Awards:
- HKU JD Prize (Commercial Law)
- Pang Ching Cheung Scholarships (2 years)
- Rebecca Oi Hang Pang Memorial Scholarship
- Dr Rebecca B W Ho Prize
- I.Care Programme Outstanding Performance Awards
- Dean’s List (4 years)
- College Head’s List (2 years)
Selected Cases:
HKSAR v Hidhayathulla Hameed Abdul Cader [2025] HKCFI 2752: defended the accused in a 2-week jury trial on 2 counts of money laundering concerning transactions in 2 bank accounts totalling over HK$900 million (with Simon Young)
