The Concept of Fairness Pushed Me to be a Lawyer

Richard Wee, Lawyer

27-Oct-23 15:00

The Concept of Fairness Pushed Me to be a Lawyer

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Richard Wee grew up wanting to be a lawyer. He says it's the concept of fairness and later justice, that drove him to pursue this career. What's interesting is, he also found a way to incorporate his love for sports into his legal career. He joins us on this episode to talk about his journey.

Produced by: Dashran Yohan

Presented by: Dashran Yohan

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Categories: Law/Activism

Tags: sports lawyer, passion, success, lawyer, sports law,

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