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Our Vision 

AHL Legal prides ourselves in being able to provide top quality services for clients who require assistance in navigating the legal systems of Australia and China. In light of the ever-growing proximity between Australia and China, we work to bridge the gap between the differences in their legal systems and business environments, so our clients can reap the benefits of Australia and China's tight-knit relationship.

Overview and Progress

The strengthening of business ties between China and Australia has led to us specialising in litigation and corporate law. However, our growing business continues to cater to most areas of law that our clients are involved with, and we hope to expand in order to cater to every Chinese-Australian in need, both new and established. We continue to work on important and high-profile cases in both countries, using our expertise and language proficiency to service our clients in both Australia and China.

AHL Legal has professional legal teams which combine high-quality theoretical and practical experience. Our experienced consultants and lawyers specialising in various fields, form teams to provide tailored services to our clients, combining theory and practices on Common Law trials to objectively evaluate cases from two perspectives of the law and the jury. Regular case reviews and risk assessment procedures are proven to be effective as the key to the success of AHL Legal in the past legal practices. 

In our nearly 30 years of litigation experience, we have established excellent cooperative and interactive relationships with third parties to strengthen our proficiency in litigation, drawing upon knowledge from expert witnesses and synthesising this into our expertise.

As a professional litigation law firm, AHL Legal maintains excellent long-term cooperative relationships with many of Australia’s leading Queen’s Counsels and Senior Counsels in various litigation fields, and has established strategic partnerships with well-known barristers. 

Along the way, AHL Legal has been the trailblazer for ground-breaking cases regarding Chinese-Australians here in Australia. The “Victoria Park Case” that we handled effectively, revolutionised the way the property sector works in NSW. We have also been part of changing the status of Chinese-Australian lawyers in the legal community, from previously working at the fringes of the legal sector, to being at the heart of landmark cases.

30 Years of Expertise in Australian and Chinese Law

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30 Years of Expertise
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2025-07-04

A Guide to Theft (Larceny) Offences in Australia: From Shoplifting to Burglary

Key TakeawaysThe Legal Term is Larceny: In NSW and many common law jurisdictions, the crime most people call "theft" or "stealing" is legally known as Larceny.Intent is Everything:
2025-07-03

Common Habits, Serious Crimes: A Newcomer's Guide to Public Order Offences in Australia

Key TakeawaysPublic Behaviour is Regulated: Actions that disturb the peace, even if considered minor elsewhere, can be treated as criminal offences in Australia.The "Reasonable Person" Test:
2025-07-02

How Speeding, Road Rage and Hit-and-Run Become Major Crimes in Australia?

Key TakeawaysCrossing the Line: Many driving behaviours go far beyond a simple traffic ticket and are treated as serious criminal offences, requiring a court appearance and carrying severe penalties.M
2025-07-01

Piracy, Fakes, and Cracked Software: Understanding IP Crime in Australia

Piracy, Fakes, and Cracked Software: Understanding IP Crime in AustraliaKey TakeawaysA Different Legal Landscape: Actions like downloading movies from forums or using "cracked" software, whi
2025-06-30

Beyond Likes and Comments: When Social Media Activity Becomes a Crime in Australia

Key TakeawaysNot a Lawless Space: Social media is not an unregulated space. Australian criminal law applies online just as it does in the physical world.The "Carriage Service" Offence: The m
2025-06-27

Stopped by Police in Australia? Your Rights and Answering Questions

Key TakeawaysThe Right to Silence: You have a fundamental right to remain silent. You do not have to answer police questions about where you are going, what you are doing, or anything related to an al
2025-06-26

Arrested in Australia?

Key TakeawaysYour Three Key Actions: If you are arrested, your immediate priorities are to: 1. Remain calm and do not resist. 2. Exercise your right to silence. 3. Ask to speak with a lawyer immediate
2025-06-25

When Can Police Search Me, My Car, or My Home in Australia?

Key TakeawaysThe Core Principle: For most searches of a person or vehicle without a warrant, police must have a "reasonable suspicion" that you possess something illegal or evidence of a cri