Hong Kong's barristers are free to publicise their services on television, in newspapers, on the internet or in other media - in an appropriate manner - after the Bar Association voted yesterday...
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- May 21, 2013
- Updated: 2:00am
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Members of the Law Society of Hong Kong can now apply points earned in Open University programmes towards requirements in the society's continuing professional development scheme.
The central government has invited a Law Society delegation for discussions next week, but excluded members of the Hong Kong Bar Association, which has been a critic of Hong Kong's security...
Landmark plans for Hong Kong lawyers to join a key mainland professional body appear to have been shelved because of fears the move may compromise their independent image.
In your editorial of August 14, headlined, 'Legal nonsense', you refer to my alleged statements regarding the abolition of scale fees and I presume you were also referring to my article which was...
Christopher Chan Cheuk was elected president of the Law Society last night. All four rebel members of the Solicitors' Concern Group failed to win a place on the society's council. The two vice-...
I refer to your editorial of April 29, headlined, 'Consumers' interests'. You say that Hong Kong solicitors are 'sitting on a gold mine . . they pocket tens of millions of dollars a year without...
IN the section on the Budget appearing in the South China Morning Post, on March 2, under the headline, 'Evasion', it was reported that greater auditing of the self-employed from hawker to...
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