Philip Wong 黃志偉

Solicitor GUANTAO & CHOW SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES 5 appearances

Also recorded in judgments as: Philip CL Wong; Philip Wong C.L..

Philip Wong appears as solicitor on record in 5 reported Hong Kong judgments (2000–2026), most often before the HKDC. GUANTAO & CHOW SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES.

About Philip Wong

Philip Wong appears as counsel of record in 5 reported Hong Kong judgments (2000–2026). These were heard before HKDC (2), HKCFA (2) and HKCA (1).

Source: derived from 5 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision 23 January 2026. Published on HKLII.

Professional record

Branch: Solicitor
Firm: GUANTAO & CHOW SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES
Position: Consultant
Admitted: 10/1994

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

In the court record

Philip Wong (黃志偉) is a solicitor and Consultant at Guantao & Chow Solicitors and Notaries, admitted to practice in Hong Kong in October 1994. Reported matters span 2000 to 2026 and concern criminal law, drug offences, and land and property, placing him primarily in the appellate courts. As counsel for the applicant, he appeared, together with Kevin Zervos and Philip Dykes, in LAM TING CHUNG AND OTHERS V. HKSAR [2000] HKCFA 45 and in the related LAW HAY CHUNG AND ANOTHER V. HKSAR [2000] HKCFA 46, both before the Court of Final Appeal.

More recently, he appeared as counsel for the applicant in HKSAR V. CHAN WAI HANG AND ANOTHER [2025] HKCA 960 before the Court of Appeal. He also appeared as counsel for the plaintiff in LAI PIT YOK PIUS ALSO KNOWN AS LAI PIK YOK V. LAI YAN [2026] HKDC 139, and as counsel for the defendant in HKSAR V. CHEUNG WAI YEE (and 2 others) [2025] HKDC 705, both before the District Court.

What courts has Philip Wong appeared before?

Philip Wong has appeared before the Court of Final Appeal, the Court of Appeal, and the District Court in matters reported between 2000 and 2026, including LAM TING CHUNG AND OTHERS V. HKSAR [2000] HKCFA 45.

What practice areas has Philip Wong been involved in?

Reported matters involving Philip Wong concern criminal law, drug offences, and land and property, such as HKSAR V. CHAN WAI HANG AND ANOTHER [2025] HKCA 960 before the Court of Appeal.