Gary Leung 梁祖澤

Solicitor WITHERS 7 appearances

Also recorded in judgments as: Gary C.C. Leung.

Gary Leung appears as solicitor on record in 7 reported Hong Kong judgments (2022–2025), most often before the HKCFA. WITHERS.

About Gary Leung

Gary Leung appears as counsel of record in 7 reported Hong Kong judgments (2022–2025). These were heard before HKCFA (3), HKDC (2) and HKCFI (1).

Source: derived from 7 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision 14 November 2025. Published on HKLII.

Professional record

Branch: Solicitor
Firm: WITHERS
Position: Partner
Admitted: 09/2021

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

In the court record

Gary Leung (梁祖澤) is a solicitor admitted in Hong Kong in September 2021 and a Partner at Withers. Leung appears across both appellate and first-instance courts, most often in the Court of Final Appeal, and reported matters concern Criminal Law, Money Laundering & Proceeds of Crime, and Drug Offences between 2022 and 2025.

In HKSAR v. Luk Chi Kan [2024] HKCA 802, Leung acted as counsel for the respondent. In HKSAR v. Chen Fen (陳奮) [2024] HKCFA 19, Leung appeared as counsel for the respondent before the Court of Final Appeal. In HKSAR v. Milne John, Leung was counsel for the appellant [2022] HKCFA 22 and counsel for the applicant in an earlier related proceeding [2022] HKCFA 10. In HKSAR v. Choi Chi Man [2025] HKDC 1920 and [2025] HKDC 1919, Leung acted as counsel for the prosecution, as he did in HKSAR v. Tam Lai Yin [2025] HKCFI 2116.

What practice areas does Gary Leung's reported record concern?

Gary Leung's reported matters concern Criminal Law, Money Laundering & Proceeds of Crime, and Drug Offences, spanning cases such as HKSAR v. Chen Fen (陳奮) [2024] HKCFA 19 and HKSAR v. Tam Lai Yin [2025] HKCFI 2116 across Hong Kong's appellate and first-instance courts.

In what capacity has Gary Leung most often appeared in reported cases?

Gary Leung has most often been instructed as counsel for the prosecution, as in HKSAR v. Choi Chi Man [2025] HKDC 1920 and HKSAR v. Tam Lai Yin [2025] HKCFI 2116, though he also acted for the appellant in HKSAR v. Milne John [2022] HKCFA 22.