LAW FIRM DROPS COURT CHALLENGE OVER FILES SEIZED IN ‘CRASH-FOR-CASH’ POLICE PROBE

A Hong Kong law firm allegedly involved in a series of “crash-for-cash” scams has dropped a judicial challenge over the seizure of its confidential documents during a police raid earlier this year. The High Court on Friday dismissed an application for judicial review by Raymond Lam & Associates after the firm, which ceased operations in April, notified in writing that it would discontinue the legal action.

News - South China Morning Post reports that a Hong Kong law firm allegedly involved in a series of “crash-for-cash” scams has dropped a judicial challenge over the seizure of its confidential documents during a police raid earlier this year.

The report adds: The High Court on Friday dismissed an application for judicial review by Raymond Lam & Associates after the firm, which ceased operations in April, notified in writing that it would discontinue the legal action.

The firm is the subject of an ongoing police investigation into an alleged fraud...

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