Our professional team comprises of members with extensive experience handling varies litigation proceedings and corporate matters, and is capable of providing professional advice with reasonable charges.
Mr. Bond Ng, the founder of Bond Ng Solicitors, is rich in experience in a broad range of practice areas. The civil practice of Mr. Ng covers commercial litigation, handling of criminal matters, personal injuries, employment compensation, lands litigation (adverse possession), family and matrimonial matters, traffic accidents, probate and bankruptcy.
He advised clients facing charges or investigation by the SFC, the ICAC, the Immigration Department, the Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department and the Police, with special focus on white collar crimes such as bribery and money laundering. Mr. Ng represents clients in the Magistrate Court, the High Court and the Court of Final Appeal for criminal matters (including murder, drug trafficking, assaults, riots, burglary and driving offences) for trial, appeal, bail application and plea in mitigation.
Mr. Ng is also a solicitor on the Duty Lawyers List and Legal Aid Panel, and a contributor of the Hong Kong Civil Procedure (The White Book) since 2020. Mr. Ng was admitted as a Solicitor of England and Wales in 2022.
Mr. Ng graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and History, and was awarded the Pam Baker Scholarship in Human Rights for his pursuance of a LLM degree in human rights with the University of Hong Kong.
Ms. Ha Wai Yee Lily obtained her BBA(Law) (1st Class honours) and LLB degree from The University of Hong Kong. Ms. Ha was awarded the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 Dean’s Honours List and passed her PCLL examination with distinction in the subject property transactions. Ms. Ha was admitted as a Solicitor of England and Wales in 2022.
Before joining this firm, Ms. Ha received her training in a law firm with solid practice in intellectual property law. Ms. Ha now handles majorly employees’ compensation claims, personal injuries actions and other civil litigation matters.
Mr. Chan graduated from the University of Hong Kong with BSocSc (Government & Laws) and LLB with first class honours in both degrees. He was admitted as a Solicitor of High Court of Hong Kong in 2024.
Before joining this firm, Mr. Chan received his training at the Department of Justice and was rotated to the Prosecution Division, the Intellectual Property Department, the Commercial Unit, the Civil Litigation Unit. He was also seconded to the family team of a renowned international firm during his training.
Consultant Solicitor
Fiona Pang
Solicitor | Hong Kong & England and Wales
Fiona Pang is a solicitor qualified in both Hong Kong and England and Wales, with over a decade of experience across both jurisdictions. She advises individuals, families, entrepreneurs, businesses, family offices and international clients on Hong Kong, UK and cross-border legal matters.
Fiona’s principal area of expertise is UK property law, with extensive experience in residential and commercial conveyancing, property investment, freehold and leasehold transactions, mortgages and refinancing, landlord and tenant matters, and property disputes. She has acted on transactions ranging from residential purchases to high-value commercial acquisitions, including a £33 million City of London transaction for a family office.
Her Hong Kong practice includes wills, probate and estate administration, commercial agreements and document drafting, property matters, civil and commercial disputes, powers of attorney and general private client and commercial work.
A significant part of Fiona’s practice involves cross-border matters between Hong Kong and the UK, particularly where legal proceedings, financing, property or assets span both jurisdictions. Her experience includes assisting with the enforcement of Hong Kong court orders and judgments in the UK and Europe, service out of jurisdiction, and coordinating enforcement steps across jurisdictions. She also advises on the UK aspects of Hong Kong financing arrangements, including registering relevant security and charges over UK properties and companies with the Land Registry and Companies House.
Having practised in both jurisdictions, Fiona brings a practical understanding of the legal and commercial differences between Hong Kong and the UK. She is professionally fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin and is a qualified mediator in Hong Kong.
