Matthew CHOW is a Legal Executive with the Firm and is part of the Firm’s Insolvency and Restructuring practice group. He graduated from the University of Birmingham with a Bachelor of Laws (Single Honors), First Class Honors and was ranked 10th out of 437 students in his cohort.

Amongst others, Matthew has worked on a range of complex local and cross-border litigation matters as well as domestic and international arbitration cases during his time at the Firm. These disputes have spanned sectors such as commercial, construction and insolvency, some of which involve high-value cross-border claims.

More recently, Matthew assisted in an emergency arbitration governed by the HKIAC Arbitration Rules involving the seeking of injunctive and declaratory relief. Notably, Matthew also assisted the counsel team in their representation of and advice to DBS Trustee, a subsidiary of Singapore’s largest local bank, in respect of ongoing investigations into the demise of the Eagle Hospitality Real Estate Investment Trust, a REIT with an aggregate valuation of US$1 billion.

Outside of the firm, Matthew volunteers regularly with the Migrant Workers’ Legal Clinic, a free legal clinic offering on-site legal advice and guidance to migrant workers.

Matthew is fluent in both English and Mandarin, and conversant in Cantonese. In his free time, Matthew enjoys playing pickleball, football and supporting Arsenal.