Hui Zhong Law Firm Expands Horizons

In a bold move signaling its commitment to international growth, Beijing-based Hui Zhong Law Firm has announced a strategic alliance with Hong Kong boutique firm GH Legal and the opening of its first overseas office in Singapore.

Resilience in the Face of Challenges

Launched in Hong Kong in 2020 amidst the global pandemic, Hui Zhong faced numerous challenges that stunted its initial growth. However, 2025 marks a turning point as they join forces with GH Legal to enhance their service offerings.

Vision for Steady Growth

Ma Xiaohu, the managing partner of Hui Zhong’s Hong Kong branch, shared with China Business Law Journal, Our aim is to build steadily on our existing foundation, focusing on increasing our case load and enhancing service quality.

Empowering Clients Through Expertise

The Hong Kong office is now well-equipped to handle complex bilateral treaty disputes and represent Chinese firms in arbitration cases across both Hong Kong and Singapore. Ma emphasized the need for collaborative efforts, stating, International disputes require more resources and teamwork compared to domestic ones. A united team ensures our clients understand our work distribution and cost strategies, ultimately allowing us to deliver superior legal services at reduced costs.

Expanding Team, Expanding Services

With the strategic partnership, Hui Zhong’s Hong Kong branch proudly boasts a team of six foreign-registered lawyers, including prominent figures like Ma and GH Legal’s principal, George Hui.

New Beginnings in Singapore

Following the alliance, Hui Zhong opened its Singapore office, led by Hazel Tang. This new branch is set to focus on international commercial arbitration, cross-border investments, and maritime law, creating a crucial resource for Chinese enterprises looking to expand abroad.

Bridging Borders for Legal Solutions

Tang highlights that the Singapore office aims to deliver efficient and precise risk management and dispute resolution solutions for Chinese companies venturing overseas and international clients looking to invest in China. She also noted that the Singapore team will collaborate closely with Hui Zhong lawyers stationed in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong to tackle Chinese law matters.

As Hui Zhong embarks on this exciting new chapter, the future looks bright for the firm and its clients navigating the complexities of international law.