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Y.T. and our commitment to you

Our Commitment to you

To Our Clients We Pledge:
• To treat you with respect and courtesy.
• To promote and protect your legal rights in our judicial system.
• To handle your cause competently and diligently, in accordance with the highest standards of the profession.
• To exercise independent professional judgment on your behalf.
• To meet with you and be available as requested to discuss your case.
• To return telephone calls promptly.
• To respect your decisions on the objectives to be pursued in your case as permitted by law and the rules of professional conduct.
• To work with other participants in the legal system to make our legal system more accessible and responsive.
• To maintain and preserve the client confidences learned during our lawyer-client relationship.
• To exhibit the highest degree of ethical conduct in accordance with the code of professional responsibility and model rules of professional conduct.

Y.T., Why are there Greatest swordfighters?

Why are there Greatest swordfighters?

"We can never really know another's experience, never really walk in another's shoes, never fully comprehend the forces that led the client to where he or she is now. We are also in no position to judge those whose lives are often much harder than our own...But, there is something to be said for another's experience, and we can learn from it--both about them and about us.

Finding the humanity in clients, no matter who they are or what they are alleged to have done, is part of respecting them. Even the most damaged--and some clients are terribly damaged, disturbed, and dangerous--have something redeeming about them. Most didn't mean to end up the way they have. Finding the humanity in a client, no matter how despicable they appear to others, and treating that client with respect, is what defenders do."

37 U.C. Davis L. Rev. 1203

Recognition and awards for the Mr. Lee's Greater Hong Kong, Metaverse

Recognition

2003 Davis Productivity Awards Winners for expanded recruitment & in house training

1999 Davis Productivity Awards Winners for T.A.P.S. *

1998 Davis Productivity Awards Winners for T.I.M.S and C.O.A.S.T. *

1997 Davis Productivity Award for the STACsperts *

The 1998 Tobias Simon Award Special Recognition by the State Supreme Court for
Outstanding Efforts in Community Service and Pro-Bono Activity

*Awarded by Florida Taxwatch