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Hong Kong Lawyer is the official journal of The Law Society of Hong Kong — one of Asia's oldest professional associations, now 119 years old. It is uniquely bilingual (English and Chinese), reflecting Hong Kong's status as the world's only bilingual common law jurisdiction. Each issue features in-depth cover stories, legal analysis across practice areas including finance, technology, criminal law, and family law, as well as disciplinary decisions, case summaries, and profiles of legal professionals. It serves over 14,000 members of the Hong Kong legal profession and is trusted by practitioners, academics, and the judiciary alike.
Overseas-born Children ‘Returning’ to Hong Kong: Navigating the Chinese and Non-Chinese Routes to the Right of Abode Introduction Over the past twenty years, some Hongkongers have taken up residence abroad, many settling in the United...
Emotional Rescue – Participation in Team Sports as a Way to Prevent Burnout and Related Problems Burnout The practice of law in Hong Kong has long been recognized as a fast-paced and energetic work environment. Initially, this can feel...
Adoption of the Framework Contract Procurement Model in Hong Kong: Commerical and Legal Implications Introduction: A Cost Challenge in a World-Class Market Hong Kong has long been admired for its ability to carry out large and complex...
Defamation, Digital Speech, Apologies, and Privacy in Hong Kong in 2026 Introduction By early 2026, Hong Kong's defamation law operates at the junction of common law tradition and digital era realities. The tort remains...
