Bing Woon Chan
Bing Woon Chan is a Consultant Solicitor with Yung, Yu, Yuen & Co., Solicitors and Notaries in Hong Kong, and the firm has been named Mediation Law Firm of the Year in Hong Kong at the Corporate INTL Global Awards 2026. The recognition reflects a practice grounded in dispute resolution, with mediation and arbitration at its core.
An established Hong Kong law firm
Yung, Yu, Yuen & Co. is a Hong Kong law firm whose areas of work include arbitration, mediation, bankruptcy, building management, and services as a China Appointed Attesting Officer and Civil Celebrant of Marriage. As Solicitors and Notaries, the firm serves clients across a range of contentious and non-contentious matters within the Hong Kong legal system, a common law jurisdiction operating under the one country, two systems framework.
Bing Woon Chan serves the firm as a Consultant Solicitor. He is a mediator, arbitrator and advocate, and has undertaken advanced mediation training and mediation advocacy skills training, including with the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution. His profile in the Hong Kong dispute resolution community is substantial: he holds the honours SBS, MBE and JP, and is recognised for his contribution to public and professional life, including roles connected with directors' institutes and the corporate governance community.
- Mediation and mediation advocacy
- Arbitration and alternative dispute resolution
- Bankruptcy and building management matters
- Notarial services and China Appointed Attesting Officer work
Mediation in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has positioned itself as one of Asia's leading centres for dispute resolution, actively promoting mediation as a means of resolving commercial and civil disputes efficiently and cost-effectively. Mediation offers parties a confidential, consensual process in which a neutral mediator helps them reach their own settlement, preserving commercial relationships and avoiding the expense and uncertainty of contested litigation or arbitration. The Hong Kong courts encourage parties to attempt mediation, and a body of practice and accreditation has grown up around it.
In this environment, experienced mediators and mediation advocates play an important role. Success in mediation depends not only on legal knowledge but on skills in facilitation, negotiation and the management of parties' expectations. Practitioners who combine formal legal training with dedicated mediation and mediation advocacy credentials, as Bing Woon Chan does, are well placed to help clients make effective use of the process, whether appearing as advocates for a party or serving as neutral mediators themselves.
Recognition at the Corporate INTL Global Awards 2026
As a Consultant Solicitor with Yung, Yu, Yuen & Co., and a mediator, arbitrator and advocate of long standing, Bing Woon Chan anchors the firm's dispute resolution and mediation offering. His honours and his engagement with the wider professional and corporate governance community reflect a career of contribution both to legal practice and to public life in Hong Kong.
The Corporate INTL Global Awards are determined through the publication's research into leading firms and advisers within each jurisdiction and practice area. Being named Mediation Law Firm of the Year in Hong Kong recognises Yung, Yu, Yuen & Co. for its strength in mediation and dispute resolution. For businesses and individuals seeking to resolve disputes through mediation in Hong Kong's active dispute resolution market, the award points toward a firm whose consultant, Bing Woon Chan, brings extensive mediation and advocacy experience to the table.
Making effective use of mediation
As Hong Kong continues to promote mediation as a mainstream means of resolving disputes, the difference between a process that succeeds and one that stalls often comes down to the skill and experience of those involved. A capable mediator creates the conditions for settlement by building trust, reframing entrenched positions and helping parties see the real cost and risk of continued conflict, while a skilled mediation advocate ensures a party's interests are advanced effectively within that setting. Bing Woon Chan's dual experience as both mediator and advocate, reinforced by advanced training in the field, allows clients of Yung, Yu, Yuen & Co. to approach mediation with confidence. For commercial parties keen to preserve relationships and avoid protracted litigation, that experience is a genuine asset.
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