Century Chambers is a respected set of barristers based in Admiralty, Hong Kong, providing litigation, arbitration and mediation services to clients across civil and criminal matters. Established in 2012, the chambers maintain a strong presence opposite the High Court and are known for advocating in civil and criminal proceedings at all levels of Hong Kong courts, specialist tribunals and arbitral forums. The members regularly offer timely advice and opinions on non-contentious matters ranging from transactional work to corporate listing matters, and they are frequently engaged as arbitrators and mediators for domestic and international disputes.
Danny K.K. Chan is a Barrister-at-Law with call to the Hong Kong Bar in 2010. His practice encompasses both civil and criminal work, with civil practice spanning contractual disputes, commercial and company disputes (including shareholders' disputes and insolvency), building management, land and property disputes (adverse possession, encroachment and compulsory sale), defamation, employment, probate, personal injury and professional negligence. He regularly advises on and defends clients in commercial offences and money laundering related offences, and handles departmental summonses. In addition, he acts as a prosecutor-on-fiat for the Department of Justice and contributes to mediation and arbitration initiatives as an advocate and mediator/arbitrator.
The client service approach at Century Chambers focuses on clear communication, timely advice and practical advocacy. The team provides representation in court proceedings as well as mediation and arbitration, ensuring strategies are tailored to each client's objectives and constraints.
