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Hodge Jones & Allen Offices
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LONDON
NW1 2NB
England
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Chun Wong
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Work Department
Dispute Resolution
Position
Chun Wong is the Head of the Dispute Resolution team at Hodge Jones & Allen. She has over 15 years litigation experience and specialises in a wide range of civil litigation disciplines especially contested probate and TOLATA claims. She strives to provide an excellent service to her clients whether they are Claimants or Defendants, bringing or defending claims in county courts, the High Court or the Court of Appeal.
Notable cases include Kousouros v O’Halloran and another [2014] EWHC 2294 (Ch) and TPKN v Ministry of Justice (2019) EWHC 1488 (QB).
Chun has appeared on radio, TV and press and is a keen blogger and user of LinkedIn.
Career
- Chun is the firm’s COLP and member of the Senior Management Team.
- Hodge Jones & Allen, Partner; 2014 to Present
- Hodge Jones & Allen, Associate Solicitor; 2010
- Hodge Jones & Allen, Solicitor; 2007
- Osbornes, Assistant Solicitor, 2005
- Osbornes, Trainee Solicitor; 2003
Languages
Cantonese
Memberships
- London Solicitors Litigation Association
- Professional Negligence Lawyers Association
- Property Litigation Association
- Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists
Education
- London School of Economics (2001 LLB 2(1) (Hons))
- College of Law, London (2002 Legal Practice Course, Distinction)
Personal
Chun is fluent in Cantonese and has two children.
Leisure
In her spare time, Chun likes to travel and experience different cultures and culinary delicacies
Top Tier Firm Rankings
Firm Rankings
- Public sector > Civil liberties and human rights
- Insurance > Clinical negligence: claimant
- Insurance > Personal injury: claimant
- Public sector > Administrative and public law
- Private client > Court of protection
- Private client > Family
- Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: white-collar crime (advice to individuals)