#International Volunteers Week (2-8 Dec): Seriously, why volunteer?
The truth is, you can’t inspire others when you are not inspired yourself in the first place.
The truth is, you can’t inspire others when you are not inspired yourself in the first place.
Where I find the time to do legal aid cases on top of all the other stuff I’m involved in and the importance of good attitude.
The difference between legal professional fees and court awarded costs and an experience with in trying to pay the costs from a legal aid case back to the LAC.
Our very own Renuka Balasubramaniam and Dato’ Yasmeen Shariff have submitted proposals to get a small grant for a project to increase access to justice for some of the most deserving in Malaysia. All it takes is 5 minutes to rate the finalists.
The Royal Malaysian Police Force screwed up royally when they arrested the 5 lawyers on 7 May 2009 and displayed their ignorance of the law.
In my article “Is the Malaysian Bar Pathetic?”, I asked the question, “who polices our police?” This question is brought to the fore recently when the police arrested five legal aid lawyers who were trying to see their respective clients at the Brickfield Police Station. The Scene On the night of 7th May 2009, about […]
Amer Hamzah Arshad’s interview with Off the Edge for the December 2008 issue.
Some time ago, I was invited to address young lawyers at a conference organized by the International Bar Association (IBA) in Singapore on the topic “Strategy for a Successful Legal Career Planning: Pro Bono and Governmental Entities”. I have tidied up the text to reflect as much as possible what I wanted to say and what I actually said.
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