ACCHK members and guests (from left to right), Michael Yang, Andrew Olson, Winnie Tse, Jacqueline Ng, Ann Leung, Fiona Chiu, Kat Kukreja, Yvonne Cheng Wai-Sum, Candy Au, Priscilla Piergoelam, Susan Lai, Giselle Bates, Sandra Wu, Iris Deng, Eddie Bao and Edward Tsim, gather at the year-end party
The Association of Corporate Counsel Hong Kong (ACCHK) has capped off a milestone 2025 with its annual year-end party on 20 November at Club Lusitano in Central, bringing together community members for an evening of reflection, networking and celebration.
The evening’s keynote address was delivered by Yvonne Cheng Wai-Sum, judge of the Court of First Instance of the High Court of Hong Kong. She shared insights on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the legal landscape and the implications for the future of the profession. ACCHK also recognised the contributions of its volunteers and supporters.
The event underscored ACCHK’s continued commitment to strengthening the professional development of corporate counsel across the city. This year, the association rolled out a wide range of programmes, covering soft skills and leadership development, compliance and governance frameworks, and updates on key legal and regulatory developments. Focus was placed on the growing influence of technology, including the responsible adoption of artificial intelligence in legal practice.
Lexology PRO members (from left to right), Civi Yap, Antonia Yu, Jasmine Johnson and Harry Scowen, join the ACCHK year-end party
Beyond the formal proceedings, the gathering provided an opportunity for members to reconnect, exchange ideas and celebrate shared achievements.
Looking ahead, ACCHK reaffirmed its focus on advancing best practices, driving legal innovation and fostering a more connected and collaborative in-house community in the year ahead.
