Natalie graduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong with First Class Honours in the Bachelor of Business Administration and Juris Doctor (BBA-JD) double degree programme, and subsequently obtained her PCLL from the same university. She is currently pursuing a Master of Law in China Studies at the Yenching Academy of Peking University as a Yenching Scholar and Bai Xian Scholar.

On the criminal side, Natalie has been instructed in cases involving white collar and commercial crime, as well as general crime including drug trafficking, robbery and overstaying. On the civil side, her experience covers shareholder disputes, bankruptcy, probate and defamation matters. Drawing on her combined business and legal training, she has a particular interest in commercial and company-related disputes. Natalie accepts instructions in all areas of Chambers’ work and is able to advise clients and provide written work in both English and Chinese.

Outside her practice, Natalie is deeply committed to pro bono work, charity and public service. She holds numerous statutory and advisory appointments, through which she actively advises the HKSAR Government on youth and community-building policies. She also serves as Honorary Legal Advisor to the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China (SF&OC).