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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)
Please check and verify the actual details of the law firm and practicing lawyers at Malaysian Bar website to avoid being scammed.
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