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A. Legal Aid Scheme for Criminal Cases run by the Legal Aid Department The Legal Aid Department will assign qualified solicitors or barristers in private practice to provide legal representation in criminal cases to eligible defendants in Hong Kong (whether the person is a Hong Kong resident or non-resident) (1) for all cases tried in the District Court or the High Court; (2) for appeals ...
B. 民事訴訟法律援助計劃（由法律援助署提供）. 法律援助署會委派合資格的律師或大律師代為合資格取得法援的申請人進行 民事訴訟 。. 法律援助為所有在港人士而設（無論有關人士是否香港居民）。. 一般來說，只要申請人通過 經濟審查 和 案情審查，便可 ...
The "Legal Aid Scheme" (run by the Legal Aid Department of the HKSAR Government) does not cover defamation cases. However, you may try to obtain some preliminary legal advice from the "Free Legal Advice Scheme" (run by the Duty Lawyer Service).
Schemes providing legal advice or assistance (but no legal representation in court proceedings): This gives you some general information about the legal services provided by the Legal Aid Department, Duty Lawyer Service, Hong Kong Bar Association and the Judiciary.
6. What should I do if I want to obtain Legal Aid? You should go to the Legal Aid Department's Headquarters at 24/F, Queensway Government Offices, 66 Queensway, Hong Kong (near Admiralty MTR Station) or to its Kowloon Branch Office at G/F, Mongkok Government offices, 30 Luen Wan Street, Kowloon (adjacent to Mongkok KCR's station) to make the ...
D. The Bar Free Legal Service Scheme run by the Hong Kong Bar Association The Bar Free Legal Service Scheme aims to provide free legal advice and representation in court proceedings (1) where Legal Aid is not available; (2) where the applicant cannot reasonably afford private legal services; and (3) the applicant has reasonable grounds for taking or defending the proceedings.
•Legal Aid Department's Headquarters at 24/F, Queensway Government Offices, 66 Queensway, Hong Kong (near Admiralty MTR Station), or •its Kowloon Branch Office at G/F, Mongkok Government Offices, 30 Luen Wan Street, Kowloon (adjacent to Mongkok KCR Station).
You also need to pay for the legal costs incurred by the Director of Legal Aid on your behalf but which cannot be recovered from your opponent. The 10% (or 6%, as the case may be) contribution and unrecoverable legal costs will be deducted (1) first from the interim contribution and application fee already paid and then (2) the damages recovered.
The Legal Aid Department provides legal representation to eligible applicants by providing them with a solicitor and, if necessary, a barrister in civil or criminal proceedings. Legal aid is available for cases involving personal injury or death, as well as medical, dental or legal professional negligence. Any person, whether or not ordinarily ...
A party (either the plaintiff or the defendant) in a civil case who is not satisfied with a decision of a judge in the District Court can apply to that judge for leave (permission) to appeal. The party must do so within 28 days from the date on which the judgment or order of the Court was sealed or otherwise finalized.
