Edward’s research examines administrative law and public law-related themes in healthcare law. He has completed the LLB and PCLL programmes at the University of Hong Kong, and also the BCL programme at the University of Oxford. His existing research has been published in a number of academic journals – including the Law Quarterly Review, Medical Law Review, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies and Public Law.
Video recording (Click here for full screen view): The issue of adolescent consent for their own medical care remains a very topical matter that doctors and healthcare professionals may very well confront in their own practice. Granting autonomy to adolescents acknowledges their evolving decision-making capacity and fosters trust between the patient and the healthcare provider. However, concerns arise regarding emotional maturity and cognitive abilities. Striking a balance between respecting...
"Terminating abortion demonstrations" co-authored by Edward Lui in Medical Law Review
"Patent Philanthropy"by Haochen SunCornell International Law Journal
by Ria Sinha Medium: am730 Title: "‘Superbugs’: Protecting Hong Kong from the rising threat of Antimicrobial Resistance" (AMR) (《超級惡菌》) [Chinese]
James has dual qualification in medical and legal fields. He is a medical graduate of HKU and a Specialist in General Surgery. He also possesses LLB (Hons) degree from the University of London. James has been active in both the medical and the legal circles for many years. His research areas include medicolegal, expert witnesses, healthcare law, healthcare ethics, apologies, apology legislation, negotiation and mediation. He is also interested in disciplinary proceedings and regulators.
