Phillip Ross 駱浩成

Barrister Sezen Chong’s Chambers Called 1994 8 appearances

Phillip Ross appears as counsel of record in 8 reported Hong Kong judgments (1998–2026), most often before the HKCFA. Member of Sezen Chong’s Chambers.

About Phillip Ross

Phillip Ross appears as counsel of record in 8 reported Hong Kong judgments (1998–2026). These were heard before HKCFA (7) and HKCA (1).

Source: derived from 8 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision 11 June 2026. Published on HKLII.

Professional record

Branch: Barrister
Chambers: Sezen Chong’s Chambers
Year of call (HK): 1994

Registry facts from the Hong Kong Bar Association roster.

In the court record

Phillip Ross (駱浩成) is a barrister at Sezen Chong’s Chambers, called to the Hong Kong Bar in 1994. Reported matters span 1998 to 2026, appearing primarily in the appellate courts, most often the Court of Final Appeal, and most often instructed as counsel for the applicant. The reported matters concern Criminal Law, Bribery & Corruption and Drug Offences.

Ross appeared as counsel for the appellant in HKSAR v. Yu Lik Wai William (余力維) and Another [2026] HKCFA 22 and in Chan Pun Chung and Another v. HKSAR [2000] HKCFA 103, and as counsel for the applicant in HKSAR v. Cheung Albert (張鼎) and Another [2025] HKCFA 22, HKSAR v. Lin Chi Man and Another [2024] HKCA 418, Hoi Kam Hung v. HKSAR [1999] HKCFA 46 and HKSAR v. Chim Hon Man [1998] HKCFA 14. In earlier proceedings, Ross was instructed as counsel for the defendant in the related Secretary for Justice v. Li Kin Ho [1999] HKCFA 30 and Li Kin Ho v. HKSAR [1999] HKCFA 31.

What is Phillip Ross's area of practice?

Phillip Ross of Sezen Chong’s Chambers practises in Criminal Law, Bribery & Corruption and Drug Offences, appearing primarily in the appellate courts since being called to the Bar in 1994, most often as counsel for the applicant, including HKSAR v. Cheung Albert (張鼎) and Another [2025] HKCFA 22.

What courts has Phillip Ross appeared before?

Phillip Ross appears primarily in the appellate courts, most often the Court of Final Appeal, in matters spanning 1998 to 2026 including HKSAR v. Yu Lik Wai William (余力維) and Another [2026] HKCFA 22 and HKSAR v. Chim Hon Man [1998] HKCFA 14.