Robertsons
Candice Lam is an Associate Solicitor at Robertsons, specializing in Private Equity and Commercial law since May 2020. Previously, Candice served as a Paralegal and Trainee Solicitor, gaining experience in civil litigation, arbitration, and private equity during training contracts. Prior legal roles include Legal Executive at the Securities and Futures Commission and Banking and Finance Paralegal at Baker McKenzie. Candice has also worked as a Legal Officer at HSBC Global Banking and Markets and held various internships at Manulife, Bingham McCutchen LLP, and Parkside Chambers. Educational qualifications include a Postgraduate Certificate in Laws from The University of Hong Kong, LPC MSc from The University of Law, and a Bachelor's Degree in Law from the University of Reading.
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Robertsons
Robertsons is a major independent Hong Kong law firm. For four decades, we have been offering a full range of Hong Kong legal services to our corporate and individual clients. We act across a wide diversity of industry sectors locally, in the Greater China Region and internationally. Operating from our offices in Hong Kong's Central business district, Robertsons has more than hundred professional and support staff. OUR PHILOSOPHY Robertsons has grown with many of its clients and we firmly believe in working with and developing our legal services to best accommodate our clients' needs. Our firm’s philosophy is that no two clients are the same and that it is vital to understand the clients business and requirements so that our advice and services are best tailored to suit the client’s needs OUR COSTS We believe in operating a transparent costs system so that clients will not be surprised by large invoices. For non contentious work we are pleased to discuss fixed fees and for contentious work, we offer options such as blended rates, budgets and more frequent invoicing so that clients can keep regularly appraised of their costs exposure. We do not charge ”mark ups” and the size of any team working on a client matter will depend on the requirements of the client and not those of our firm.