Brian Tsui 崔浩泉

Barrister Bernacchi Chambers Called 2015 15 appearances

Brian Tsui appears as counsel of record in 15 reported Hong Kong judgments (2022–2026), most often before the HKCFI. Member of Bernacchi Chambers.

About Brian Tsui

Brian Tsui appears as counsel of record in 15 reported Hong Kong judgments (2022–2026). These were heard before HKCFI (8), HKDC (3) and HKCA (2).

Source: derived from 15 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision 7 July 2026. Published on HKLII.

Professional record

Branch: Barrister
Chambers: Bernacchi Chambers
Year of call (HK): 2015

Registry facts from the Hong Kong Bar Association roster.

In the court record

Brian Tsui (崔浩泉), called to the Bar in 2015, practises from Bernacchi Chambers. He appears across both the appellate and first-instance courts, most often in the Court of First Instance, most often instructed as counsel for the plaintiff, in matters concerning criminal law, bankruptcy and insolvency, and construction and building disputes, reported between 2022 and 2026. His criminal appellate work includes HKSAR v Choy Kin Yue (蔡健瑜), in which he appeared as counsel for the respondent in [2022] HKCFA 14 and as counsel for the appellant in the related [2022] HKCFA 27, both before the Court of Final Appeal, and HKSAR v Chu Ka Lok [2025] HKCA 951 as counsel for the applicant.

His insolvency work includes Re Great Mega Design & Build Ltd [2026] HKCFI 3872 as counsel for the petitioner, and he has also acted as counsel for the defendant in the civil dispute Cheng Sing Keung and Another v Chan Ka Hay and Others [2024] HKCA 288.

What role has Brian Tsui played in HKSAR v Choy Kin Yue?

Brian Tsui appeared in HKSAR v Choy Kin Yue (蔡健瑜) before the Court of Final Appeal, acting as counsel for the respondent in [2022] HKCFA 14 and as counsel for the appellant in the related [2022] HKCFA 27.

What practice areas is Brian Tsui associated with?

Brian Tsui's reported matters concern criminal law, bankruptcy and insolvency, and construction and building disputes, with appearances across the appellate and first-instance courts, most often as counsel for the plaintiff.