Experience
Ronald Wui Tung Tong is the Senior Partner and Founder of Ronald Tong & Co, a Hong Kong-based law firm. He founded the firm following his previous establishment of Cheung Tong & Rosa Solicitors (“CTR”), also based in Hong Kong. He has been admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong since November 1976 and currently holds a practising certificate. His practice encompasses commercial litigation and a broad range of legal services including corporate finance, intellectual property, conveyancing, and private clients. Ronald Tong is also a Notary Public and a China-Appointed Attesting Officer. He has served in various professional roles, such as a panel arbitrator and a member of disciplinary and indemnity scheme committees related to the legal profession in Hong Kong.
Specialty
Ronald Tong specializes mainly in commercial litigation, with additional expertise in corporate finance, intellectual property, conveyancing, and private client services. His approach emphasizes practical and commercial solutions tailored to clients’ business objectives. He has also participated as a panel expert in Hong Kong laws and as a panel arbitrator for arbitration commissions, reflecting strong arbitration and dispute resolution skills.
Education
Specific details about Ronald Tong’s educational background are not explicitly provided in the available information. However, his qualifications include admission and practicing status as a solicitor of the High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and non-practising status as solicitor, barrister, and advocate in multiple common law jurisdictions including England and Wales, Victoria (Australia), and Singapore.
Ronald Wui Tung Tong is the Senior Partner and Founder of Ronald Tong & Co, a Hong Kong-based law firm, with a career spanning since 1976 in various legal services.
Ronald Tong specializes mainly in commercial litigation, with expertise in corporate finance, intellectual property, conveyancing, and private client services.
He is a Notary Public, China-Appointed Attesting Officer, panel arbitrator, and has served on various disciplinary and indemnity scheme committees in Hong Kong.
While specific details are not provided, he is admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong and holds non-practising legal qualifications in England and Wales, Victoria, and Singapore.
He contributed to sections on economic torts in ‘Bullen & Leake & Jacob’s Hong Kong Precedents of Pleadings’ in both the 2nd and 3rd editions.
He is a member of the Professional Indemnity Scheme Claims Committee of The Law Society of Hong Kong and the Disciplinary Tribunal Panel of the Association of China-Appointed Attesting Officers Limited.
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