Derek Wong 黃文輝

Solicitor CHAN, TANG & KWOK 14 appearances

Derek Wong appears as solicitor on record in 14 reported Hong Kong judgments (2021–2026), most often before the HKCA. CHAN, TANG & KWOK.

About Derek Wong

Derek Wong appears as counsel of record in 14 reported Hong Kong judgments (2021–2026). These were heard before HKCA (9), HKCFA (3) and HKDC (2).

Source: derived from 14 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision 16 July 2026. Published on HKLII.

Professional record

Branch: Solicitor
Firm: CHAN, TANG & KWOK
Position: Consultant
Admitted: 11/1994

Registry facts from the Law Society of Hong Kong Law List.

In the court record

Derek Wong (黃文輝) is a solicitor and Consultant at Chan, Tang & Kwok, admitted in Hong Kong in November 1994. Reported matters bearing his name span 2021 to 2026 and appear primarily in the appellate courts, most often the Court of Appeal, with the respondent-side role predominating. He was counsel for the respondent in HKSAR v. NG TZE KIN (吳子健) [2026] HKCFA 16, HKSAR v. HUANG RUIFANG (黃瑞芳) [2026] HKCFA 3 and, at the Court of Appeal, in HKSAR v. MA CHUN KIT [2025] HKCA 723, [2025] HKCA 451 and [2024] HKCA 191. The reported matters concern Criminal Law, Drug Offences and Theft, Fraud & Dishonesty, with a further matter touching Securities & Investments. He appeared for the respondent on repeated occasions in HKSAR v. HUANG RUIFANG, including [2025] HKCA 509, [2025] HKCA 234 and [2024] HKCA 840, and acted as counsel for the prosecution in HKSAR v. SADLER SIMON PETER AND OTHERS [2026] HKDC 720.

What is Derek Wong's typical role in reported Hong Kong cases?

Derek Wong is most often instructed as counsel for the respondent, appearing primarily in the Court of Appeal in matters reported between 2021 and 2026, such as HKSAR v. NG TZE KIN (吳子健) [2026] HKCFA 16 and HKSAR v. MA CHUN KIT [2025] HKCA 723.

What areas of law has Derek Wong's practice covered?

Reported matters associated with Derek Wong concern Criminal Law, Drug Offences and Theft, Fraud & Dishonesty, including his role as counsel for the prosecution in HKSAR v. SADLER SIMON PETER AND OTHERS [2026] HKDC 720.