The Sun Daily | After three deferments, the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court sentenced the former executive chairman of Repco Holdings Bhd after earlier finding him guilty of market manipulation involving Repco shares in 1997. Low’s lawyer, Edmund Bon, said the defence is dissatisfied with the decision and will appeal to the Kuala Lumpur High Court.
The Sun Daily | Repco Holdings Bhd former executive chairman Low Thiam Hock was sentenced to five years jail and fined RM5 million by the Sessions Court for share market manipulation. Defence counsel Edmund Bon had appealed for the fine to be paid in at least 30 instalments.
Mudframes Pictures | Capturing the beginning of AmerBON, balancing professionalism and humanity.
Office Parrots | Long-time lawyers Edmund Bon Tai Soon and Amer Hamzah bin Arshad never really felt like they fit in the corporate world of medium-sized commercial firms, with their penchant for eschewing the typical lawyer dress code and passion for pro bono legal work being frowned upon by certain elders. Sometimes branded by others as somewhat ‘dysfunctional’, in Edmund’s own words, they have found in each other a shared sense of justice, ideas, and complementary value systems and work ethics.
The Star | The Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. which was supposed to read Low Thiam Hock’s sentence yesterday, postponed it to Feb 15. Low’s lawyer, Edmund Bon, was absent at court due to illness.
Malaysiakini | The Sessions Court today found Repco Holdings Bhd former executive chairperson guilty of instructing the purchase of the company’s shares to create a false impression of the share value. Counsel Edmund Bon applied for time to prepare his mitigation for a lighter sentence.
New Straits Times | During the defence stage of the trial, Repco Holdings Bhd’s former executive chairman Low Thiam Hock’s legal team headed by Edmund Bon argued that their client was not involved in share manipulation because the purchase order was merely to buy back the shares which were purportedly wrongfully sold by another company.
The Edge Markets | In Sept 1999, Low Thiam Hock was charged in a landmark case for market manipulation of Repco Holdings Bhd shares price under section 84(1) of the Securities Industry Act 1983. The Sessions Court found that the accused failed to create a benefit of doubt. Defence lawyer Edmund Bon said Low will appeal to the High Court.
The Heat | The legal fraternity is in for a shake-up with a growing number of young lawyers rejecting the way law firms are currently run. They want a better work-life balance and a fairer share of the income. Focusweek looks at what the future may hold for the industry, speaking to Edmund Bon and other lawyers.
Daily Express | Foreign Minister Datuk Anifah Aman presented a Memorandum of Claims to PM Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak pertaining to the State’s 40 per cent constitutional entitlement to net federal revenue derived from Sabah. According to Edmund Bon who drafted the claims, Sabah and Sarawak are entitled to “additional revenue” and “special grants” to aid economic development.
The Star | A group of lawyers are on a mission to increase public access to justice – including allowing the average Joe to draw up a will or contract the DIY way. Lawyer Edmund Bon said the concept would be implemented in a way that did not fall foul of the Legal Profession Act 1976.
Malaysiakini | Learning how to commit the perfect murder led New Sin Yew down a career path of defending lives.
Malay Mail | Two Bulgarian men escaped the gallows after the Court of Appeal reduced their drug trafficking charges to drug possession. Earlier, their counsel Edmund Bon submitted that a man named Georgieve was the mastermind and his clients were drug mules, but Georgieve was released in 2012.
Office Parrots | Jubili Anilik and Aida Adibah binti Anuar shared what it was like working at BON, Advocates.
MOFA | Forum Perjanjian Pembentukan Malaysia 1963 diadakan sempena Program Seranta dan Diplomasi Awam 2015. Peguam Edmund Bon dijemput untuk menyertai barisan panel forum ini.
Baccarat Malaysia | Edmund Bon spoke about activism and the importance of protecting human rights. “More knocking on the gates would cause a breakthrough faster than if only some did.”
Malay Mail | According to Edmund Bon, Malaysian billionaire Khoo Kay Peng had failed to comply with an earlier court order late last year to financially support his estranged wife Pauline Chai with £110,000 per month (RM594,029) during their ongoing divorce. The UK court yesterday ordered the seizure and transfer of the entire £144,874 (RM782,358.31) in the businessman’s Maybank account to the Miss Malaysia 1969 winner.
The Sun Daily | Puan Sri Pauline Chai Siew Phin said her husband agreed that he needed to take it easy after his stroke and they decided to make Rossway Park their home, during re-examination by lawyer Edmund Bon who was representing her.
The Edge Markets | The High Court is hearing the case to determine whether a Malaysian court had the jurisdiction to hear Khoo Kay Peng’s divorce petition. His wife’s lawyers, led by Edmund Bon, said that a wife could acquire her domicile independently from her husband as the Federal Constitution gives women equal rights, and the Law Reform Act (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 must conform with it.
New Straits Times | Tycoon Khoo Kay Peng is appealing for dispensation of the need to go before a conciliatory body for reconciliation before divorce, under section 106 of the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976.
Edmund Bon, representing Khoo’s wife, had asked Khoo if he would save the marriage if the court ordered a reconciliation process.
The Sun Daily | After three deferments, the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court sentenced the former executive chairman of Repco Holdings Bhd after earlier finding him guilty of market manipulation involving Repco shares in 1997. Low’s lawyer, Edmund Bon, said the defence is dissatisfied with the decision and will appeal to the Kuala Lumpur High Court.
The Sun Daily | Repco Holdings Bhd former executive chairman Low Thiam Hock was sentenced to five years jail and fined RM5 million by the Sessions Court for share market manipulation. Defence counsel Edmund Bon had appealed for the fine to be paid in at least 30 instalments.
Mudframes Pictures | Capturing the beginning of AmerBON, balancing professionalism and humanity.
Office Parrots | Long-time lawyers Edmund Bon Tai Soon and Amer Hamzah bin Arshad never really felt like they fit in the corporate world of medium-sized commercial firms, with their penchant for eschewing the typical lawyer dress code and passion for pro bono legal work being frowned upon by certain elders. Sometimes branded by others as somewhat ‘dysfunctional’, in Edmund’s own words, they have found in each other a shared sense of justice, ideas, and complementary value systems and work ethics.
The Star | The Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. which was supposed to read Low Thiam Hock’s sentence yesterday, postponed it to Feb 15. Low’s lawyer, Edmund Bon, was absent at court due to illness.
Malaysiakini | The Sessions Court today found Repco Holdings Bhd former executive chairperson guilty of instructing the purchase of the company’s shares to create a false impression of the share value. Counsel Edmund Bon applied for time to prepare his mitigation for a lighter sentence.
New Straits Times | During the defence stage of the trial, Repco Holdings Bhd’s former executive chairman Low Thiam Hock’s legal team headed by Edmund Bon argued that their client was not involved in share manipulation because the purchase order was merely to buy back the shares which were purportedly wrongfully sold by another company.
The Edge Markets | In Sept 1999, Low Thiam Hock was charged in a landmark case for market manipulation of Repco Holdings Bhd shares price under section 84(1) of the Securities Industry Act 1983. The Sessions Court found that the accused failed to create a benefit of doubt. Defence lawyer Edmund Bon said Low will appeal to the High Court.
The Heat | The legal fraternity is in for a shake-up with a growing number of young lawyers rejecting the way law firms are currently run. They want a better work-life balance and a fairer share of the income. Focusweek looks at what the future may hold for the industry, speaking to Edmund Bon and other lawyers.
Daily Express | Foreign Minister Datuk Anifah Aman presented a Memorandum of Claims to PM Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak pertaining to the State’s 40 per cent constitutional entitlement to net federal revenue derived from Sabah. According to Edmund Bon who drafted the claims, Sabah and Sarawak are entitled to “additional revenue” and “special grants” to aid economic development.
The Star | A group of lawyers are on a mission to increase public access to justice – including allowing the average Joe to draw up a will or contract the DIY way. Lawyer Edmund Bon said the concept would be implemented in a way that did not fall foul of the Legal Profession Act 1976.
Malaysiakini | Learning how to commit the perfect murder led New Sin Yew down a career path of defending lives.
Malay Mail | Two Bulgarian men escaped the gallows after the Court of Appeal reduced their drug trafficking charges to drug possession. Earlier, their counsel Edmund Bon submitted that a man named Georgieve was the mastermind and his clients were drug mules, but Georgieve was released in 2012.
Office Parrots | Jubili Anilik and Aida Adibah binti Anuar shared what it was like working at BON, Advocates.
MOFA | Forum Perjanjian Pembentukan Malaysia 1963 diadakan sempena Program Seranta dan Diplomasi Awam 2015. Peguam Edmund Bon dijemput untuk menyertai barisan panel forum ini.
Baccarat Malaysia | Edmund Bon spoke about activism and the importance of protecting human rights. “More knocking on the gates would cause a breakthrough faster than if only some did.”
Malay Mail | According to Edmund Bon, Malaysian billionaire Khoo Kay Peng had failed to comply with an earlier court order late last year to financially support his estranged wife Pauline Chai with £110,000 per month (RM594,029) during their ongoing divorce. The UK court yesterday ordered the seizure and transfer of the entire £144,874 (RM782,358.31) in the businessman’s Maybank account to the Miss Malaysia 1969 winner.
The Sun Daily | Puan Sri Pauline Chai Siew Phin said her husband agreed that he needed to take it easy after his stroke and they decided to make Rossway Park their home, during re-examination by lawyer Edmund Bon who was representing her.
The Edge Markets | The High Court is hearing the case to determine whether a Malaysian court had the jurisdiction to hear Khoo Kay Peng’s divorce petition. His wife’s lawyers, led by Edmund Bon, said that a wife could acquire her domicile independently from her husband as the Federal Constitution gives women equal rights, and the Law Reform Act (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 must conform with it.
New Straits Times | Tycoon Khoo Kay Peng is appealing for dispensation of the need to go before a conciliatory body for reconciliation before divorce, under section 106 of the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976.
Edmund Bon, representing Khoo’s wife, had asked Khoo if he would save the marriage if the court ordered a reconciliation process.
