Managing Partner
Public law practitioner, academic and the founder of Patricia Ho & Associates. Her work concentrates on administrative law, constitutional challenges and matters that cross borders.
Patricia Ho is a public law practitioner, academic and the founder of Patricia Ho & Associates. Her work concentrates on administrative law, constitutional challenges and matters that cross borders. She addresses international legal bodies, including United Nations committees, the International Bar Association and the Asian Racing Federation, on the implementation of international standards and on institutional exposure to organised crime, cyber-fraud and supply-chain compliance.
As co-drafter of the Hong Kong Crimes (Amendment) (Modern Slavery) Bill 2019, Patricia worked on bringing international human rights standards into local legislation. She now advises institutions, corporations and boards on ESG compliance, supply-chain risk and regulatory alignment, and leads an advisory and litigation team whose work spans risk management, duty of care, non-discrimination and the safeguarding of reputation.
She is committed to trauma-informed client care and to psychosocial support for displaced people and vulnerable families.
ZN v Secretary for Justice (No 2) [2017] 1 HKLRD 559, [2018] HKCA 473, [2020] HKCFA 53; CB v Commissioner of Police & Another [2021] 5 HKLRD 13, (2025) 28 HKCFAR 306; [2025] HKCFA 10; LN v Commissioner of Police [2025] 5 HKLRD 578; DM v Commissioner of Customs & Excise & Another [2022] HKCFI 3476.
FB & Others v Director of Immigration and Secretary for Security [2009] 2 HKLRD 346 (landmark judicial review establishing the right to publicly funded legal representation and high standards of fairness in torture claim screenings); C & Others v Director of Immigration & Another [2013] 4 HKC 563 (CFA), [2011] HKCA 468 (CA); GA & Others v Director of Immigration [2014] 3 HKC 11 (CFA), [2012] HKCA 515; Lubiano Nancy Almorin v The Director of Immigration [2018] 1 HKLRD 1141.
Luigi Navarro Recasa v Commissioner of Correctional Services & Anor [2018] HKCFI 1815; SW v The Secretary for Justice, HCAL 191 of 2016.
Co-drafter of the Hong Kong Crimes (Amendment) (Modern Slavery) Bill 2019, designed to align domestic common law with the UN Palermo Protocol and international human rights standards.
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