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Phoebe Lee

LLM, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE (2024)
PCLL, UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG (2023)
LLB, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE (FIRST CLASS HONOURS) (2022)
Phoebe Lee

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Phoebe is a Bar Scholar. She joined Chambers after completing pupillage with Mr Joseph Lee, Mr Michael Lok, Mr Jason Yu and Mr Justin Lam. 

Phoebe is developing a broad civil practice and accepts instructions in all areas of work. She has appeared in different levels of Court, including the Court of Appeal, the High Court (as a sole advocate) and the Family Court (as a sole advocate). She has experience in obtaining, continuing and varying injunctions; and in different contested interlocutory and substantive applications.

Prior to joining Chambers, Phoebe graduated with First Class Honours in her LLB from the London School of Economics, where she received the Dean’s Medal for Excellence (under difficult circumstances). She then obtained the PCLL at the University of Hong Kong, and the LLM at the University of Cambridge, during which she was awarded the DVC Harry Liu Postgraduate Scholarship.

Phoebe has also achieved distinction in multiple international moots, including the Monroe E. Price Media Law Moot, Oxford International IP Moot, Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, and LSE Human Rights Moot.

Selected Cases

Company, Insolvency and Bankruptcy

  • Re Greater Bay Area Dynamic Growth [2025] HKCFI 3316 – acted for the Petitioner (with Mr. Kwan Ping Kan)
  • Re KWG Group Holdings (HCCW 492/2025) – acted for the Petitioner (with Mr Lai Chun Ho)

Commercial

  • Jiang Saizhen v China Come Ride New Energy Group [2026] HKCFI 553 – acted for the successful Plaintiff in a 3-day trial (with Mr Kwan Ping Kan)
  • Prysmian Wuxi Cable Co Ltd v Bolangni Ltd (HCA 366/2026) – obtaining and continuing a Mareva injunction (with Mr Kwan Ping Kan)
  • Holinail H.K. Ltd v Matthias Pou & Ors (HCA 2397/2024) – variation of Mareva injunction (with Mr Kwan Ping Kan)
  • 中信银行股份有限公司唐山分行 v 霸州市新亚金属制品有限公司 & Anor (HCMP 1795/2023) – opposing the setting aside of charging order  (with Mr Kwan Ping Kan)
  • Chiang Yun Hoo v BTC Technology Limited & Everyield Profit Limited (DCCJ 4025-4026/2020) – acted for the Plaintiff in a 2-day trial (with Mr Kwan Ping Kan)
  • Securities and Futures Commission v Sin Kwok Lam & Ors (HCMP 2106/2023) – application for amendment of pleadings (as sole advocate)
  • Lie Yu Hin v Lighthouse Global Consulting Services (DCCJ 5092/2025) – opposing the setting aside of default judgment (as sole advocate)
  • DIA33 Energies v Blackford Corporation Ltd & Nobel Commodity Trading Ltd (HCMP 1121/2026) – continuation of a s.21M injunction (as sole advocate)

Judicial Review

  • Lam Kin Chung Morning Sun Charity Fund v TPB and CEIC (HCAL 517/2026) (with Mr Justin Lam)

Probate

  • Re Estate of Li Sing Kui [2025] HKCA 898 – appeal (with Mr. Justin Lam); application for payment out (as sole advocate)
  • Re Estate of Wong Chun Yu (FCMP 75/2025) (as sole advocate)
  • Re Estate of Shiu Kwai Him (DCCJ 122/2023) – opposing interrogatories (with Mr Adrian Lee)

Family

  • L v Y (FCMC 4224/2012) – s.17 MPPO injunction (with Mr Kwan Ping Kan); opposed the dismissal of judgment summons (as sole advocate)
  • C v W (FCMC 4248/2025) – application for maintenance pending suit (as sole advocate)
  • L v L (FCMP 158/2025) – variation of children arrangements (as sole counsel)

Scholarships and Awards

  • Bar Scholarship
  • Des Voeux Chambers Harry Liu Postgraduate Scholarship
  • Matrix Chambers Access Prize 2024 (Runner Up essay on copyright)
  • Monroe E. Price Media Law Moot 2024 (European Champion)
  • Oxford International IP Moot 2023 (8 New Square Prize for Best Written Submissions)
  • Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition 2022 (Top-5 UK written memorials)
  • LSE Human Rights Moot (1st Runner Up)

Publications and Lectures

  • Clarifying the Public Domain in Copyright Dispute Resolution’  (2024) Clare College Law Journal, Vol I, 60-66.
  • Welcoming the First Human Baby Born in an “Artificial Womb”’ (2024) Pembroke Law Journal, 4(1), 38-43.