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蘇紹聰（Thomas So Siu-chung），香港執業律師，第八屆立法會選舉委員會界別議員。他為國浩律師（香港）事務所合夥人，執業範圍包括股東及股權爭議、地產訴訟、誹謗及傳媒相關訴訟，以及內地的訴訟與仲裁，客戶涵蓋銀行、金融機構、地產發展商及內地企業，並曾以仲裁員及調解員身分處理爭議。他亦曾出任香港高等法院暫委聆案官及香港區域法院暫委法官，並為國際網上爭議解決平台 eBRAM 的主席。
他於2016年6月當選香港律師會會長，2017年連任，任期至2018年6月；此前他於2013年獲選為律師會副會長。他亦為中國司法部委託公證人及現任全國政協委員。學歷方面，他持有英國赫爾大學法律學士、香港大學國際商法碩士、中國政法大學法律學士及清華大學法學博士學位。
2025年立法會換屆選舉，他循選舉委員會界別參選並當選，於2026年1月1日就任。他關注法律專業發展及民生議題，曾與議員林琳共同敦促政府加強生殖科技監管、強化輔助生育保障，指出相關服務受人類生殖科技牌照及日間醫療中心牌照雙重監管，兩套體系在事故通報標準及巡查跟進機制上尚未完全銜接，容易產生協作盲點，期望理順安排。他亦會就法律服務、爭議解決及跨境專業發展等議題向政府提供意見。
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Thomas So Siu-chung is a Hong Kong practising solicitor and a member of the eighth-term Legislative Council for the Election Committee constituency. He is a partner at Grandall Law Firm (Hong Kong), practising in shareholder and equity disputes, property litigation, defamation and media litigation, and litigation and arbitration in the mainland, acting for banks, financial institutions, property developers and mainland enterprises and serving as an arbitrator and mediator. He has also been a deputy registrar of the High Court and a deputy judge of the District Court, and is chairman of eBRAM, an international online dispute resolution platform.
He was elected president of the Law Society of Hong Kong in June 2016 and re-elected in 2017, serving until June 2018; he had previously been elected a vice-president of the Law Society in 2013. He is a China-appointed attesting officer and a current member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. He holds a bachelor of laws from the University of Hull in the United Kingdom, a master of laws in international commercial law from the University of Hong Kong, a bachelor of laws from China University of Political Science and Law, and a doctor of laws from Tsinghua University.
In the 2025 Legislative Council election he stood in the Election Committee constituency and was elected, taking office on 1 January 2026. He follows the development of the legal profession and livelihood issues, and with fellow member Lam Lam urged the government to strengthen the regulation of reproductive technology and assisted reproduction, noting that such services are under the dual regulation of the human reproductive technology licence and the day medical centre licence and that the two systems have not been fully aligned on incident reporting standards and inspection follow-up, creating blind spots, and hoping for better coordination. He will also offer views to the government on legal services, dispute resolution and cross-border professional development.
