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Deacons Offices

5TH FLOOR, ALEXANDRA HOUSE
18 CHATER ROAD, CENTRAL
HONG KONG
Hong Kong
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Gere Sit

Work Department
Insurance Litigation practice group
Position
Partner
Career
Gere specialises in dispute resolution and litigation. He primarily acts for insurers and corporate insured parties in defending employees’ compensation, road traffic accident, personal injuries and property damage claims. He also advises insurers extensively on the interpretation of different types of policies and has considerable experience in handling policy-related disputes.
Gere has handled a number of disaster cases involving multiple victims that hit the headlines in Hong Kong.
Languages
English
Cantonese
Mandarin
Memberships
Law Society, Hong Kong
Civil Celebrant of Marriages
Education
LLB, University of Hong Kong
PCLL, University of Hong Kong
Lawyer Rankings
Hong Kong > Insurance
Led by the ‘extremely bright’ Alfred Tam, one of many in the team with fluent Chinese language capabilities, Deacons has excellent ties with many Mainland Chinese insurance companies and is very active at handling a myriad insurance litigation. Personal injury is a key source of work for Tam, as is employees compensation matters, with Tam noted for his ‘deep understanding of the law’ and ability to provide ‘solutions-oriented advice’. Other key members of the team include the ‘very approachable’ Gere Sit, and the ‘very responsive’ Gary Lui.
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Commercial, corporate and M&A: Leading independent Hong Kong Law Firms
- Intellectual property
- Investment funds
- Labour and employment
- Real estate
Firm Rankings
- Construction
- Fintech and financial services regulatory
- Private Client and Family
- Antitrust and competition
- Capital markets (debt)
- Capital markets (equity)
- Corporate (including M&A)
- Data protection and cyber security
- Dispute resolution: litigation
- Insurance
- TMT
- Banking and finance
- Dispute resolution: international arbitration