Kwan Tong Lee 關唐利

Barrister Advocates Chambers Called 1992 8 appearances

Kwan Tong Lee appears as counsel of record in 8 reported Hong Kong judgments (2024–2026), most often before the HKCFI. Member of Advocates Chambers.

About Kwan Tong Lee

Kwan Tong Lee appears as counsel of record in 8 reported Hong Kong judgments (2024–2026). These were heard before HKCFI (5), HKDC (2) and HKCA (1).

Source: derived from 8 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision 30 April 2026. Published on HKLII.

Professional record

Branch: Barrister
Chambers: Advocates Chambers
Year of call (HK): 1992

Registry facts from the Hong Kong Bar Association roster.

In the court record

Kwan Tong Lee (關唐利) is a barrister at Advocates Chambers, called to the Hong Kong Bar in 1992. Reported instructions between 2024 and 2026 span the Court of First Instance, the District Court and the Court of Appeal, concentrated in criminal law, drug offences and money laundering and proceeds of crime matters. He appeared as counsel for the accused in HKSAR v. Zhang Jinghao [2026] HKCFI 2838 and HKSAR v. Chan Faat Lee [2026] HKCFI 670, and as counsel for the defendant in HKSAR v. Gurung Tikaram [2025] HKDC 2137, HKSAR v. Tung Pui Yee [2025] HKCFI 2277 and HKSAR v. Leong How Seng [2025] HKCFI 1047.

At District Court level he also acted as counsel for the defendant in HKSAR v. Lee Tak Po and Another [2024] HKDC 728, and was counsel for the accused in HCCC 201 in HKSAR v. Fong Kin Ching and Another [2024] HKCFI 1550. On appeal, he appeared as counsel for the respondent in HKSAR v. Tang Wai Sum and Others [2024] HKCA 823.

What areas of practice does Kwan Tong Lee cover?

Kwan Tong Lee's reported instructions concern criminal law, drug offences and money laundering and proceeds of crime matters, with appearances across the Court of First Instance, the District Court and the Court of Appeal, most often as counsel for the defendant or accused.

Which court does Kwan Tong Lee appear before most often?

Kwan Tong Lee, called to the Bar in 1992 and practising from Advocates Chambers, appears primarily at first instance, most often before the Court of First Instance, in reported matters spanning criminal law, drug offences and money laundering and proceeds of crime.