On June 10, 2026, the much-anticipated "Leadership in Law Hong Kong"Legal Leadership Summit was grandly held at the Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel in Hong Kong, China. The summit was jointly organized by Law.com International, Lexologyand Global Leaders in Law (GLL), bringing together executives from law firms in the Asia-Pacific region, legal heads of Fortune 500 companies, and legal industry leaders. Li Hao, equity partner at the headquarters of Jingsh Law Firm, executive director of the Cooperation Office in Hong Kong, China, and director of the Central Asia Regional Center, and Kwong Zhiqiang, a lawyer in the Greater Bay Area of Jingsh Shenzhen Law Firm and a partner of SFKS Kwong Law Firm in Hong Kong, were invited to attend the event and delivered a "Jingsh Voice" with both macro-strategy and practical depth in the high-level dialogue in the Asia-Pacific legal community.
Right: Li Hao, Equity Partner at Jingsh Law Firm Headquarters, Executive Director of the China-Hong Kong Cooperation Office, and Director of the Central Asia Regional Center
Left: Kwong Chi-keung, a Greater Bay Area lawyer at Jingsh Shenzhen Law Firm and a partner at SFKS Kwong Chi-keung Law Firm in Hong Kong
Li Hao
Equity Partner at Jingsh Law Firm Headquarters
Executive Director, Hong Kong Cooperation Office, Director, Central Asia Regional Center
Li Hao, equity partner at Jingsh Law Firm Headquarters, executive director of the China-Hong Kong Cooperation Office, and director of the Central Asia Regional Center, participated in the entire process and listened carefully to the experts' sharing. He said that as an important legal service platform connecting the mainland and Hong Kong and radiating the Central Asian market, Jingsh Law Firm has always focused on the systematic construction of cross-jurisdictional risk management and intellectual property protection. Currently, Chinese companies are facing increasingly complex geopolitical and compliance challenges as they “go global.” As an international legal hub, Hong Kong, China, has its common law system and arbitration advantages that can provide key institutional buffers for mainland companies. In addition, he shared Jingsh Law Firm's practical experience in helping Chinese companies cope with geopolitical risks and integrate cross-jurisdictional legal resources under the "borrowing ports to go overseas" strategy, and fully communicated with the guests on the resilience building of legal teams and cross-border business risk control strategies.
First from left: Kwong Chi-keung, a Greater Bay Area lawyer at Jingsh Shenzhen Law Firm and a partner at SFKS Kwong Chi-keung Law Firm in Hong Kong
In the "Legal Tools for Cross-Border IP Management" cross-border intellectual property management roundtable forum at this summit, Kwong Zhiqiang, a Greater Bay Area lawyer at Jingsh Shenzhen Law Firm and a partner at SFKS Kwong & Associates in Hong Kong, served as the moderator and participated in the discussion as a core guest speaker of the roundtable forum. Relying on his professional qualifications in multiple jurisdictions including Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Australia and Singapore, and his pragmatic experience as an arbitration and mediation neutral in the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), lawyer Kwong Chi-keung has conducted high-level dialogues with legal leaders from the Hong Kong Digital Asset Exchange, the Hong Kong Recording Industry Alliance and a number of multinational companies. Focusing on the latest practices in cross-border intellectual property protection, trade secret compliance and international arbitration in the context of the deep integration of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, lawyer Kwong Zhiqiang combined his profound accumulation in the fields of intellectual property, international commercial arbitration and cross-border dispute resolution to put forward a series of constructive practical suggestions, which won high praise from the guests present.
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The in-depth participation of two lawyers from Jingsh Law Firm in the "Leadership in Law Hong Kong" 2026 Hong Kong Legal Leaders Summit not only fully demonstrates the firm pace and professionalism of Jingsh Law Firm on the road to international development, but also further strengthens the resource linkage mechanism between the law firm's headquarters, the Hong Kong Cooperation Office and the Central Asia Regional Center. In the future, Jingsh Law Firm will adhere to the development concept of "international orientation" and continue to rely on the policy dividends of the Greater Bay Area and the international hub advantages of Hong Kong, China, to provide more professional, efficient and systematic legal and business support for Chinese-funded enterprises going overseas and global clients investing in China.