KLBC Sub-committees

Co-Chairperson: Ooi Jia Liang
E-mail: ooijialiang@gmail.com

Co-Chairperson: Michelle Ng Li Wen
E-mail: michelle.ng@rahmatlim.com

• To identify and assist in resolving issues encountered by our members in corporate and/or conveyancing practices, including matters related to the Land Offices / Registries, Stamp Duty Offices and the Companies Commission of Malaysia;
• To foster relationships and facilitate communication amongst all parties and stakeholders involved in corporate and/or conveyancing practices; and
• To strengthen the legal knowledge and expertise of our members in corporate and/or conveyancing practices by organising seminars, workshops, conferences, training sessions and talks.

• To engage and maintain continuous communication with the Kuala Lumpur Criminal Courts, the Attorney General’s Chambers, enforcement authorities and other relevant stakeholders for the betterment of the administration of criminal justice and to establish guidelines to enhance the practice of criminal law in the Kuala Lumpur Courts;
• To deal with complaints of members of the Kuala Lumpur Bar in relation to their criminal practice in the Kuala Lumpur Courts, while expending efforts to eradicate touting at the Kuala Lumpur Courts; and
• To expose and encourage young lawyers to participate in criminal practice by conducting and organising talks, seminars, workshops and criminal practice mentoring programme.

• To develop and implement Professional Development programmes for members and pupils of the Kuala Lumpur Bar, providing opportunities to strengthen their legal knowledge and stay updated on developments in their areas of expertise, while equipping them with the relevant skills to meet the challenges of the legal profession;
• To promote the importance of continuous professional development in supporting members’ overall career growth and advancement while providing sufficient avenues for members to obtain CPD points under the CPD Scheme; and
• To develop training and delivery skills for members of the Kuala Lumpur Bar who are interested to be speakers for Professional Development programmes or as speakers or trainers for such other programmes as an extension of their professional practice.

• To organise and promote a diverse range of sporting and recreational activities aimed at fostering health, wellness, interaction and camaraderie among members of the Kuala Lumpur Bar;
• To form, manage and support Kuala Lumpur Bar teams for participation in inter-state and other competitive sporting events, with the aim of strengthening ties, encouraging healthy competition and upholding the sporting presence of the Kuala Lumpur Bar; and
• To expand member engagement through friendly matches, collaborative sporting events and the introduction of new or emerging sports that cater to the diverse interests of the legal fraternity.

The BCLAC KL’s objective is to educate the public, particularly those with limited means, about legal matters, including their fundamental rights and liberties, and to provide free legal advice and representation.

The programmes run by the Centre include:

• LAC Clinic
• YBGK Program
• Prison Program
• Syariah Clinic
• AWAM, WAO, SIS (Women’s NGO Programmes)
• SEED & PKKUM (Marginalised Groups)
• UNHCR & Tenaganita (Migrant & Refugee Programmes)
• Publication, Editorial & Research
• Outreach & School Programmes
• IT and Web Management Committee

In addition to these programmes, the Centre continually explores new initiatives to reach all segments of society, including both Malaysian and non-Malaysian citizens.

Co-Chairperson: Ammera Binti Hadi
E-mail: ammera94@gmail.com

Co-Chairperson: Nevyn Vinosh Venudran
E-mail: nevyn@limweijiet.com.my

The Young Lawyers Committee aims to promote and represent the interests of young members in the Kuala Lumpur Bar. The work and activities of the Young Lawyers Committee focuses on the following areas:

• To protect and advocate the interests and welfare of young lawyers within the Kuala Lumpur Bar;
• To provide a platform for young lawyers to foster camaraderie within and beyond the Bar, voice their concerns & suggestions, and enhance their professional skills; and
• To recommend remedies and solutions to issues raised by young lawyers, employers and the Judiciary concerning the welfare and of young lawyers.

• To promote and protect the interests and welfare of pupils in the Kuala Lumpur Bar, and to provide a platform for them to learn and voice any concerns that may arise during their pupillage.;
• To foster camaraderie among pupils within and beyond the Kuala Lumpur Bar, while enhancing and improving their professional skills; and
• To establish channels of communication with law students through strategic partnerships with law schools.

• To conduct Diversity and Inclusivity training sessions for pupils and organise awareness programmes on gender parity, equality, and diversity;
• To implement initiatives and programmes aimed at curbing discrimination and harassment within the legal profession; and
• To promote mental health awareness and organise outreach and engagement programmes with members, external stakeholders, and other state bars to encourage broader conversations beyond professional skills.

The Publications & Communications Committee aims to strengthen communication and engagement with members in the Kuala Lumpur Bar Committee. The Publications & Communications Committee focuses on the following areas:

• Digital Platform Management – Overseeing the Kuala Lumpur Bar Website, Membership Management and Payment System, and all social media networks operated by the Kuala Lumpur Bar;
• Publications & Content – Managing and publishing selected materials on the Kuala Lumpur Bar website and Blog; and
• Member Engagement & Development – Organising professional development courses on writing skills, encouraging member contributions to Kuala Lumpur Bar Committee publications, and establishing a reward system to recognise contributing members.

To advance the Kuala Lumpur legal fraternity by fostering innovation, embracing technology and driving strategic initiatives to enhance legal practice and service delivery.

• To assess emerging technologies, including generative AI, smart contracts and automation tools and evaluate their practical application for the Kuala Lumpur legal fraternity;
• To identify emerging areas of law, including ESG compliance, cyber law and digital assets and equip members with the foundational knowledge to expand and future-proof their practice; and
• To provide guidance on modern law firm management, including innovative billing models, remote work strategies and client-centric service delivery.