Senior lawyer - Lawyer Zheng Qiantong was born and raised locally in Hong Kong, and obtained a Bachelor of Laws degree from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, as well as a Professional Certificate in Law from City University of Hong Kong. Lawyer Zheng holds both the qualification of practicing lawyer in Victoria, Australia and the qualification of practicing lawyer in the High Court of Hong Kong.

Lawyer Zheng's practice areas mainly include civil litigation, employee compensation applications, personal/work-related injury claims, family law and marriage litigation, corporate liquidation and personal bankruptcy, company law, building property sales, intellectual property, mortgagee litigation and takeover, and will affairs (controversial and non controversial).

Language:

Lawyer Zheng is proficient in using both Chinese, English, and Mandarin for work.

Professional qualifications and educational background:

Practicing Lawyer in the High Court of Hong Kong

Practicing Lawyer in Victoria, Australia

Certificate in Law from City University of Hong Kong

Bachelor of Laws degree from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia

Case Study:

A. Civil litigation related to debts and contracts

1. File a civil lawsuit for debt recovery

2. Legal proceedings for third-party debtors

3. Mortgage litigation

4. Claim damages for breach of contract

B. Regarding company law matters

1. Establishment and dissolution of Hong Kong company registration

2. Revise the registration file of the company registry

C. Lawsuits related to family law

1. Representing both private clients and clients appointed by the legal aid department to handle legal advice and litigation related to family law (such as marital property disputes, child custody disputes, and alimony disputes)

D. Regarding employee compensation and personal injury compensation

1. Representing both private clients and clients appointed by the legal aid department to handle claims and lawsuits related to injuries sustained during employment (work-related injuries) and other reasons

E. Testamentary affairs

1. Draft wills for clients, apply for inheritance, and represent clients in litigation over inheritance disputes

F. Other

1. Review letters, evaluate case points, and handle litigation matters

2. Handling residential building transactions

3. Handling personal bankruptcy and company liquidation matters (voluntary and mandatory)