A City Harvest Church leader accused of aiding in the misuse of $18 million in church funds is reportedly seeking legal representation from the Queen's Counsel, members of which are considered to be the highest echelon of British lawyers.
"I've gone through the list of senior counsel many times, and most of them can't do it for various reasons," Chew Eng Han, 52, the church's investment manager, said of Singapore's current list of senior counsel members in a Dec. 8 report from The Straits Times.
"This is the least I need to do for my family, to get the best legal representation to clear my name and to establish my innocence," Chew added. Full story
