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Stephanie Lai

Partner

Email: StephanieLai@boasecohencollins.com
Phone: (852) 3416 1789

Overview

Stephanie focuses primarily on Insurance & Personal Injury work but has experience across a broad spectrum of practice areas including commercial matters, employment, criminal law, debt recovery and wills and probate.

Before her pursuit in a legal career in Hong Kong, Stephanie was a full-time paralegal at a personal injury law firm in Vancouver, B.C.

She completed her Juris Doctor in 2014 and earned her Postgraduate Certificate in Laws the following year. She joined BC&C as a Trainee Solicitor in 2015, becoming an Associate two years later.

Core Specialities

  • Criminal Litigation
  • Civil and Commercial Litigation
  • Personal Injuries and Employees’ Compensation
  • Wills and Probate

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Enduring our trails and tribulations

Hong Kong, 24 May 2023: Hiking with the Stumblers is a leisurely activity. The challenging terrain of Hong Kong’s country parks, coupled with aging limbs and much chatter, means we advance at modest speed, admiring the scenery and stopping for regular rests. Inevitably, we are occasionally required to step aside as some energetic young pups […]

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Law & More: Episode 26 – Grenville Cross

Hong Kong, 22 May 2023: In the latest episode of Law & More, we meet Grenville Cross, Hong Kong’s first post-handover Director of Public Prosecutions. Among many topics, Grenville discusses his early days as a Crown Prosecutor, his distinguished 30-year career in public office and some of the notable cases he handled. He speaks with […]

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Showcasing HK’s political diversity

Hong Kong, 10 May 2023: The Romer’s tree frog is a rare species, native to Hong Kong. This tiny amphibian, first discovered on Lamma Island in 1952 by naturalist John Romer, mainly inhabits wooded areas near streams. Such is the tree frog’s ecological importance, one of its major habitats, Ngong Ping, is designated as a […]

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‘Letters of no consent’ affirmed

By Alex Liu Hong Kong, 5 May 2023: In a significant judgment, the Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court’s ruling that the long-established use of “letters of no consent” from the police to effectively freeze suspicious bank accounts was unlawful. In considering the matter of Tam Sze Leung & Others v Commissioner of […]

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Mental health, a workplace issue

By Arthur Chan Hong Kong, 3 May 2023: A study by the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) has revealed high levels of workplace discrimination against employees with mental health issues. Further, many such individuals are reluctant to speak out about their unfair treatment, even though they know they are protected by anti-discrimination legislation. The EOC’s report, […]

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