Job Announcement

In response to the increased volume of new assignments, ACLF is very soon going to launch its second Branch Office in Siem Reap province. We are thus calling for application from qualified candidates to join us at the Siem Reap Branch Office as legal assistants and interns. Please find details here:Download

In response to the increased volume of new assignments, ACLF has recently launched a Branch Office in Tuol Kork. We are thus calling for application from qualified candidates to join us at the Branch as legal assistants and interns. Please find details here:Download

Opportunity to joint Asia Cambodia Law Firm (ACLF) as an Accountant

ACLF is calling for applications from qualified candidates to fill in the position of "Accountant." The details of minimum requirements and application information may be downloaded here:Download

Internship Opportunity at ACLF

ACLF is offering university students and recent university graduates an opportunity to earn practical experiences and to enhance their theoretical knowledge through our internship program the details of which can be downloaded here:Download


Internship

Our Firm is currently accommodating an intern, Mr. Gnoun Sothea. Sothea is earning his Master degree in Land Law at the Royal University of Law  and Economics. He is at the same time a lawyer student at the Lawyers Training Center.

Recruiting new staff

In May 2011, our Firm welcomes Mrs. KORK Boren as the Office Manager. Boren just came back from Japan with her Ph.D. degree in Law and Political Science issued by a top-ranked Japanese university, the Nagoya University. In addition to the intellectual property law, which was her field of research for Master and Ph.D. degrees, Boren is completely equiped with deep knowledge of Civil Law, Civil Procedure Law, and Commercial Law. Boren speaks Khmer, English, French, and Japanese.

Prior to the arrival of Boren, the position of Office Manager was held by Mr. KEO Virak, who left us in late April 2011 to pursue further study. Before joining us, Virak had been in various managerial positions in international organization, private company, and association in and outside the country. During his 2-year master program in international development in Japan, Virak served as a vice president of a student body helping bridge communication between students and the school management. From mid-2006 to 2008, he was supporting Democracy Project of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in his capacities as a legal assistant, project facilitator reporting directly to the project manager, and office manager supervising national staffs. He also used to work for a foreign law firm based in Phnom Penh and was academic manager in a private English university.