Karen Lau-Po-Hung is a trial lawyer with a record of success in jury trials. She has secured acquittals in some of the most serious cases and has argued cases at every level of court in Canada.
Karen has focused her entire academic and professional career in Criminal Law. In university, she studied criminology and graduated with highest distinction. She continued in criminal law at Osgoode Hall Law School. During law school she worked closely with Toronto judges on a number of criminal court cases.
In addition to her demanding trial practice, Karen serves as an adjunct professor at Osgoode Hall Law School, where she teaches upper-year courses in Criminal Procedure and Trial Advocacy. Karen is passionate about sharing the practical skills and insights she’s gained in the courtroom with the next generation of lawyers.