Shareholder disputes can significantly disrupt a company’s operations, cash flow, and reputation if they are not managed carefully. In Malaysia, disagreements over control, management, or financial interests often create uncertainty…
When a shareholder passes away in Malaysia, questions over what happens to their shares often create uncertainty for family members, co-shareholders, and the company itself. Issues commonly arise around who…
A breach of contract occurs under Malaysian law when one party fails to perform its contractual obligations, performs them improperly, or refuses to honour agreed terms without lawful justification. Such…
Family disputes within family-owned businesses often begin as personal disagreements but can quickly escalate into corporate lawsuits when left unresolved. In Malaysia, issues involving share ownership, management control, profit distribution,…
Before pursuing debt recovery in Malaysia, it is important to recognise that the process is not merely an emotional response to non-payment, but a strategic legal and commercial decision. While…
Under Malaysian company law, a company is generally treated as a separate legal entity, meaning it is responsible for its own debts and liabilities, not its directors or shareholders. This…
Divorce impacts more than just personal relationships—it can significantly affect shared financial interests, especially when a family business is involved. In Malaysia, business ownership may be classified as a matrimonial…
Scam cases in Malaysia have surged in recent years, and one of the biggest challenges victims face is how quickly scammers move, hide, or dissipate the stolen funds. Once the…
Inheritance disputes are becoming increasingly common in Malaysia as families accumulate more wealth through property ownership, business interests and diversified investments. With rising asset values and more complex family structures,…
Premarital assets—properties, savings, investments, or belongings acquired before a wedding—often become a major point of contention when couples divorce in Malaysia. Many people assume that anything owned before marriage automatically…
We have been made aware of fraudulent messages circulating on messaging and social media platforms, falsely purporting to be our law firm or staff. These messages demand payments or promise legal services, constituting a scam.
We kindly advise the public to be cautious and not to respond to requests for money transfers. If you encounter any suspicious activity, promptly notify the Royal Malaysia Police (Polis Diraja Malaysia)
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