Law & More: Episode 4 – Surrogacy

Hong Kong, 31 August 2021: We are delighted to publish the latest episode of Law & More, our podcast series which explores issues in the legal world and beyond.

This time, our Partner Lisa Wong welcomes two guests, Senior Counsel Philip Dykes and Counsel Christina Tseng, to discuss the complex issue of surrogacy and the potential legal ramifications for Hong Kong couples who choose this method of starting a family. Lisa is part of our Family Law team while both barristers have considerable experience in handling surrogacy cases.

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