Part of our social responsibility is to educate the public of their rights and the law. As such, we are committed to provide information, at our costs, every so often.

Forged Transfers and Defeasible Titles: The Limits of Indefeasibility under s.340 of the National Land Code

August 3rd, 2026

Click on the YouTube link to check out the above video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJxNUSm4Jsk

Whether the Sale and Purchase Agreements Were Genuine Transactions or a Sham Disguising an Illegal Moneylending Arrangement

August 3rd, 2026

Click on the YouTube link to check out the above video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcH9oGve2mU

An Employer Cannot Impose Higher Standards After the Fact or Selectively Blame One Employee for Systemic Failures

August 2nd, 2026

YONG KONG CHUAN v AMFUNDS MANAGEMENT BERHAD [2025] 3 ILR 312 Factual Background The claimant, a Fund Manager, was dismissed after approving an erroneous redemption transaction caused by a maker’s manual input error that escaped the checker’s verification. The employer alleged negligence, but the claimant maintained he followed the established approval process within an extremely […]

A Deceased Investor’s Estate Remains Bound by Existing Trading Agreements Until a Valid Grant of Probate is Produced

August 2nd, 2026

YAP MEI LEE & ORS v LAU MONG FIU & ORS [2024] CLJU 870  Factual Background The plaintiffs, as the deceased investor’s executrix and beneficiaries, sued two remisiers and CGS-CIMB, alleging negligence, breach of contractual and fiduciary duties arising from post-death dealings with the deceased’s margin financing and share trading accounts, which resulted in forced […]

My Strata Title is Out – What’s Next?

October 7th, 2021

So, you have just received a letter from the developer informing you that your strata title has been issued. You are asked to contact a lawyer to perfect your title and charge. In this article, we will answer some questions that you always wanted to ask a lawyer but never had the chance.

10 Frequently Asked Questions For Employers And Employees During The Movement Control Order

March 20th, 2020

In the wake of Malaysia’s first ever Movement Control Order effective 18-31 March 2020 (“Control Period”) to curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we address below 10 frequently asked questions by employers and employees in Malaysia during this time of uncertainty.

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Letter From A Lawyer

January 27th, 2016

What happens when you received a letter from a lawyer? You should NEVER EVER ignore it. Ignorance can make you a BANKRUPT.
There are people who think that by avoiding the problem long enough it would eventually make the problem go away.

Small Claims

January 25th, 2016

‘Small Claims’ is heard in a Magistrate Court where both the plaintiff and defendant will NOT be represented by lawyers (except where the defendant is required by law to be represented by an authorized person). What this means is both the plaintiff and defendant will have to ‘fight’ their case on their own. There are […]

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Road Accidents, It Could Ruin Your Day

January 23rd, 2016

Road Accidents: They Can Ruin Your Day—Don’t Let Them Ruin Your Rights Nobody enjoys being involved in a road accident. Watching one from a safe distance may satisfy our curiosity, but being the person standing beside a damaged vehicle on a busy road is an entirely different experience. In the confusion that follows an accident, […]