Ryan Sheung 常子謙

Barrister Albert Luk's Chambers Called 2018 5 appearances

Ryan Sheung appears as counsel of record in 5 reported Hong Kong judgments (2024–2026), most often before the HKDC. Member of Albert Luk's Chambers.

About Ryan Sheung

Ryan Sheung appears as counsel of record in 5 reported Hong Kong judgments (2024–2026). These were heard before HKDC (3) and HKCFI (2).

Source: derived from 5 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision 14 January 2026. Published on HKLII.

Professional record

Branch: Barrister
Chambers: Albert Luk's Chambers
Year of call (HK): 2018

Registry facts from the Hong Kong Bar Association roster.

In the court record

Ryan Sheung (常子謙) was called to the Hong Kong Bar in 2018 and practises from Albert Luk's Chambers. Between 2024 and 2026 his reported matters concern Criminal Law, Drug Offences and Mental Capacity & Guardianship, together with Theft, Fraud & Dishonesty and Wills, Probate & Estates work, heard primarily at first instance in the District Court. He has most often been instructed as counsel for the defendant.

In HKSAR v. Wong Wai Hon [2026] HKDC 97 and HKSAR v. Cheung Yuk Ming and Others (and 1 other) [2025] HKDC 1415, Ryan Sheung was counsel for the defendant, as he was in HKSAR v. Lau Kwan Ling [2024] HKDC 1566. In HKSAR v. Wu Po Man [2025] HKCFI 1325, he appeared as counsel for the accused. On the civil side, he was counsel for the defendant in Tso Tak Lee v. Tso Chui Yan Administratrix of the Estate of Kam Yuk Fung, Deceased and Another [2024] HKCFI 1795.

What kind of matters has Ryan Sheung appeared in?

Ryan Sheung (常子謙), called to the Bar in 2018, is reported in Criminal Law, Drug Offences and Mental Capacity & Guardianship matters, most often as counsel for the defendant, including in HKSAR v. Wong Wai Hon [2026] HKDC 97 and HKSAR v. Lau Kwan Ling [2024] HKDC 1566.

Has Ryan Sheung appeared in civil proceedings?

Yes. Ryan Sheung was instructed as counsel for the defendant in Tso Tak Lee v. Tso Chui Yan Administratrix of the Estate of Kam Yuk Fung, Deceased and Another [2024] HKCFI 1795, an estate dispute in the Court of First Instance.