She has vast amount of experience in mediation including areas of tort (including defamation, nuisance, personal injuries, medical negligence and professional negligence); contract (including sale and purchase agreements loan and minibond agreements); land and conveyancing (including landlords and tenants, adverse possession of land, incorporated owners, possession applications, building management applications and land compulsory sale applications); intellectual property; insolvency and bankruptcy matters as well as family and matrimonial matters    

Professional Qualifications:        (1) Barrister-at-law, Hong Kong   (2) Accredited General and Family Mediator (3) Certified Public Accountant of New York State, U.S.A. (Member of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) (4) Registered Professional Accountant of Hong Kong (Associate of Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants) Mediation / Arbitration Panel: (1) Accredited General & Family Mediator of the Hong Kong Mediation Accreditation Association Limited (HKMAAL) (2) JMHO Pilot Mediation Scheme under Land (Compulsory Sale for Redevelopment) Ordinance Cap.545 (“LCSRO”) (3) Water Leakage Mediation Centre of Community & Construction Professionals’ Development Centre (4) Associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (East Asia Branch) (5) Mentor Mediator of the Mediator Mentorship Scheme operated by the Joint Mediation Helpline Office. Language: Fluent in Cantonese and English and competent in Mandarin  

Story 1: The Neighbor’s Fence Two neighbors argued for weeks over a crooked fence dividing their yards. Mediator Sarah listened to both sides in her backyard. Mr. Lee said the fence stole his sunlight; Mrs. Chen said it protected her flowers. Sarah suggested they move the fence two feet and share the cost. They agreed, shook hands, and even shared tea afterward.

Story 2: The Office Coffee Clash In a busy office, Tom and Lisa fought daily over the last cup of coffee. Tom claimed he brewed it; Lisa said she paid for the beans. Mediator Alex held a quick meeting. He proposed a sign-up sheet and a shared fund for supplies. The fights stopped, and the team started a weekly coffee club.

Story 3: The Family Inheritance Siblings Mia and Ben battled over their late father’s old watch. Mia wanted it for memories; Ben needed money. Mediator James met them at the family home. He asked what the watch meant to each. They decided Mia keeps the watch, Ben gets an equal cash gift from the estate. They huggedhed and promised monthly dinners.

Story 4: The Playground Dispute Two kids, Sam and Emma, yelled over a swing at recess. Sam said he was there first; Emma said he hogged it. School mediator Ms. Kim sat them on the bench. She timed turns and added a second swing from storage. The kids played together, and no one cried that day.

Story 5: The Business Partners’ Split Partners Raj and Sofia disagreed on closing their failing café. Raj wanted to sell; Sofia wanted to renovate. Mediator Elena reviewed their finances. She proposed a six-month trial with small changes and a sell option if profits didn’t rise. They signed the plan, high-fived, and the café turned a profit by month five.

1. Hourly rate: $7,000
2. One day mediation (9 hours): $70,000
3. Half day mediation (4 hours): $70,000