SCMP Interview on Prediction Markets in Hong Kong
South China Morning Post again interviewed Mr Gordon Chan about whether prediction markets are financial products or illegal gambling. In a second interview with the…
East Week Interview on Payment Platforms
East Week magazine interviewed Mr Gordon Chan regarding fintech payment platforms and the alleged delay in payments to merchants.
Interview by TVB News on Prediction Market
TVB News programme “News Magazine 新聞透視” interviewed Mr Gordon Chan about issues with potential criminal liability arising from the emerging prediction market.
Contribution to Chambers & Partners’ Product Liability Guide
Mr Gordon Chan authored the latest Hong Kong edition of the Chambers Product Liability & Safety Guide.
Recognition as Lexology Legal Influencer in Private Client
Gordon Chan has once again been named a Lexology Legal Influencer for Q1 2026 in the Private Client – Asia-Pacific category.
LexisNexis Panel Speaker on AI in Digital Health and MedTech
Mr Gordon Chan, invited as a panel speaker at LexisNexis’ “AI‑Powered Transformation of TMT: Opportunities, Risks and Regulatory Realities”, discussed the opportunities and risks of using AI in healthcare alongside other experts in AI and law.
The Curious Case of Bus Seat Belts
Wearing a seat belt can save lives. But the implementation of the latest seat belt regulations leaves bus passengers confused.
Authorship for Lexis+ Hong Kong Practical Guidance – TMT
Mr Gordon Chan is proud to be appointed as an author for Lexis+ Hong Kong Practical Guidance in TMT (Technology, Media & Telecommunications), covering regulations on medical devices, medical and health apps.
Remote hearings expanded to Criminal courts
The judiciary is trialling remote hearings for High Court bail proceedings. The first two hearings occurred on 12 January 2026.
Recognition as Lexology Legal Influencer in Future of Legal Services
Gordon Chan has been named a Lexology Legal Influencer for Q4 2025 in Future of Legal Services – Asia-Pacific.
Frozen Gametes Relaxed in Hong Kong and more
Use of reproductive technology in Hong Kong is relaxing after more than two decades. From 1 December 2025, gametes for self-use can be frozen without a time limit.