Hinson is a solicitor advocate and dual-qualified as a quantity surveyor who specialises in construction and engineering disputes, health and safety and regulatory matters.

Hinson's experience

  • Advised a regional construction industry working group on adapting Climate Related Contract Clauses for use in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia to support low-carbon green construction initiatives in Asia.

    • Cross-border
  • Advised a construction joint venture, on contract administration and claims management for a major hospital expansion project in Hong Kong, providing strategic and technical support for claim preparation, dispute resolution processes, and potential arbitration.

  • Appointed by The Hong Kong Institute of Architects, Hong Kong Institute of Construction Managers and The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors to assist with the drafting of a new generation of the standard forms of building works contracts for Hong Kong last updated in 2005/2006.

  • Advising on the investigation of defects and remedial proposals in hospital buildings.

  • Representing a UAE-based international oil and gas EPC contractor in ad hoc UNCITRAL proceedings commenced against it by a European-based piping and welding contractor concerning time and associated cost claims, together with other variation and financial claims, valued at circa $47 million arising on a project in Northern Africa.

  • Advising a major construction company on disputes in relation to a proposed logistic development in Hong Kong.

  • Advising the Qianhai Administrative Bureau on the development of the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, including advising on contractual agreements for Qianhai projects and advising on the new construction dispute resolution mechanism, which is specifically applicable to contracts relating to development projects

  • Representing a Chinese SOE in high court arbitration proceedings for setting aside an HKIAC arbitration award.

  • Advised a major Japanese contractor on the interpretation of the Contract, in particular, the JV’s entitlement to recover prolongation costs or damages arising from delay to the groundworks for a major reclamation project in Hong Kong

Credentials

  • 2026
    Leading- Hong Kong: Leading Construction & Infrastructure Litigation Lawyers-Doyle's Guide
  • 2026
    Recommend- Hong Kong: Leading Front End Construction, Infrastructure & Projects Lawyers-Doyle's Guide
  • 2026
    Next Generation Partners - Hong Kong: Construction (Legal 500 Greater China)
  • 2025
    Recommend- Hong Kong: Leading Front End Construction, Infrastructure & Projects Lawyers-Doyle's Guide
  • 2025
    Next Generation Partner - Hong Kong: Construction (Legal 500 Asia-Pacific)
  • 2024
    Leading- Hong Kong: Leading Construction & Infrastructure Litigation Lawyers-Doyle's Guide
  • 2024
    Next Generation Partner - Hong Kong: Construction (Legal 500 Asia-Pacific)
  • 2023
    Made Partner at Pinsent Masons
  • 2022
    Hong Kong Institute of Arbitrators - Fellow
  • 2022
    The University Hong Kong Department of Real Estate and Construction – Part-time Lecturer
  • 2021
    Higher Rights of Audience - Solicitor Advocate
  • 2021
    HKIA & HKIS Joint Panel of Arbitrator
  • 2017
    Chartered Institute of Arbitrators - Fellow
  • 2016
    Chartered Institute of Arbitrators - Member
  • 2015
    City University of Hong Kong - LL.M. (Arbitration and Dispute Resolution)
  • 2013
    Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors - Member
  • 2011
    Qualified - Hong Kong
  • 2009
    City University of Hong Kong - Postgraduate Certificate in Laws (PCLL)
  • 2007
    University of London - LL.B. (Hons)
  • 2003
    The University of Hong Kong – BSc Surveying (Hons)
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