Trainee solicitor bags prestigious London award


Proud moment: The Clerk of the Chamberlain’s Court (left) conferring the Freedom copy to Choi in Guildhall, London. — Photo courtesy of Richard Vitkovskij

PETALING JAYA: Receiving the Freedom of the City of London award felt almost surreal for Choi Ching Jack, a 25-year-old trainee solicitor in London, who described the ceremony as a “dreamlike” experience.Held at the Chamberlain’s Court in Guildhall on Feb 7, the ceremony marked a significant milestone in Choi’s journey.

The award recognised his voluntary contributions to the Malaysian diaspora through organisations such as the British Malaysian Society and the Malaysian Lawyers UK Network, he said.

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