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Vivian Yu named as BC&C Partner

Hong Kong, 1 April 2026: Boase Cohen & Collins, proud of its reputation for producing homegrown legal talent, is pleased to announce that Vivian Yu has been made a Partner with the firm.

Vivian, who joined us from university in 2018, focuses primarily on Insurance & Personal Injury litigation and has experience in dealing with a wide range of personal injury and liability claims, including employees’ compensation, public liability, motor and recovery claims. She also has experience across a broad spectrum of practice areas including employment, criminal law and wills and probate.

Hong Kong-born Vivian completed her law degree at the University of Sussex in the UK, graduating in 2015. She gained her Master of Laws at the University of Hong Kong, where her areas of research included intellectual property, privacy and data protection.

Says Managing Partner Alex Liu: “Vivian’s promotion to Partner is richly deserved. She is an exceptional member of our legal team and personifies the high standards of service we provide to clients.

“We are proud of the fact that two-thirds of our Partners joined us at trainee level and have flourished with the firm. Through our commitment to organic growth, we continue to provide the ideal environment for young legal professionals to advance their careers.”

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