The Law Society of Hong Kong is a professional association for solicitors in Hong Kong vested with statutory powers to regulate the professional conduct of solicitors, trainee solicitors and foreign lawyers. It was incorporated in 1907 as a company limited by guarantee.
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The Law Society has been organising the Cross Strait Four Regions Young Lawyers Forum (“Forum”) annually since 2011 to provide a platform for lawyers from the Mainland, Taiwan, Macau, and Hong Kong to exchange, learn, network, and promote the development of legal businesses in the Greater China region. As one of the flagship events within the legal profession, the Forum has attracted the participation of nearly 3,200 young lawyers over the years.
The 2025 Forum is scheduled for Tuesday, 25 November 2025, from 9:00 to 18:15(Hong Kong Time) at the Charles K. Kao Auditorium, Hong Kong Science Park, with the theme “DARE: Data & Digitalisation, AI, Robotics, and E-commerce.” Building on the topic of artificial intelligence, this year’s Forum expands its scope to address global digital transformation trends, exploring key areas such as data and digitalization, intelligent robotics, and e-commerce. These discussions aim to comprehensively tackle technological challenges in legal practice and examine the profound impact and opportunities that technological advancements present for the legal profession.
| Date 25 November 2025 (Tuesday) |
Time 9:00 a.m. - 6:15 p.m. |
Format Hybrid |
| Location Charles K. Kao Auditorium, Hong Kong Science Park |
Language English / Cantonese / Putonghua (Simultaneous interpretation available) |
CPD Points Full Day: 5.5 (Applicable to members of The Law Society of Hong Kong attending physically) |
Venue: Atrium Link, Hong Kong Science Park
Venue: Outside Atrium Link, Hong Kong Science Park
Transit to Charles K. Kao Auditorium, Hong Kong Science Park
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Mr Roden TONG President, The Law Society of Hong Kong |
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Mr SHENG Leiming Vice-President, All China Lawyers Association |
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Mr VONG Hin Fai President, Macau Lawyers Association |
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Ms CHEN Yun-Ju President, Taoyuan Bar Association |
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Ms Sunny GUAN Chief Compliance, Xiaohongshu |
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Mr Christopher YU Vice-President, The Law Society of Hong Kong |
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Ms Lilian CHEONG, JP Under Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region |
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Ms Fiona LAI Acting Assistant Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (Legal), Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data |
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Mr Kelvin CHEUNG Legal Counsel, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation |
The Grand
Venue: S061 – S006, Building 12W, No.12 Science Park West Avenue
Venue: Charles K. Kao Auditorium, Hong Kong Science Park
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Mr HUANG Shan Standing Council Member, All China Lawyers Association |
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Mr Amirali NASIR, MH, JP Vice-President and Chairman of InnoTech Committee, The Law Society of Hong Kong; Member of Consultation Group on LawTech Development of Department of Justice, Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region |
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Mr Fred SHEU National Technology Officer, Microsoft Hong Kong Limited |
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Professor LU Hai-tian Hong Kong SustainTech Foundation, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Founder of WiseLaw |
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Ms Young WIE Member of International Committee of Seoul Bar Association and Head of Legal Team at Fujitsu (Korea) |
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Ms Heidi CHUI Council member and Vice-Chairlady of the Greater China Legal Affairs Committee, The Law Society of Hong Kong |
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Mr CHAU Seng Chon Board Member, Macau Lawyers Association |
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Mr Kevin DENG Executive Director and Vice President, UBTECH Robotics Corp Ltd |
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Dr Eliza MIK Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
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Ms Ling HO Partner, Clifford Chance |
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Mr WU Han Partner of the King & Wood Mallesons Cybersecurity and Data Compliance Team |
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Mr LIN Che-Lun Vice-President, Taoyuan Bar Association |
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Mr Zeyu SHENG Legal Counsel, Xiaomi Corporation |
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Professor Zhao Yun Associate Dean (Mainland Affairs), Faculty of Law, The University of Hong Kong |
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Mr Vincent YEUNG Legal Director, Keeta HK |
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Mr CHOU Wei-Chun Representative from Taoyuan Bar Association |
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Mr VONG Keng Hei Deputy Director of the Young Lawyers Committee, Macau Lawyers Association |
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Ms Chris ZHAO Council member and Co-Chairlady of the Forum’s Organising Committee, The Law Society of Hong Kong |
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Ms Eviana LEUNG Co-Chairlady of the Forum’s Organising Committee, The Law Society of Hong Kong |
Harbourview Grill
Venue: S081, G/F, Building 12E, 12 Science Park East Avenue
