We can help you explore your options if…
- A customer has not paid or a contract has broken down.
- You have a disagreement with a shareholder or business partner.
- You need to respond to a civil claim or protect assets urgently.
A clear perspective on your matter.
When a dispute puts your business, assets or reputation at risk, the right strategy matters from the outset. We combine meticulous preparation with practical commercial judgment to represent corporations, shareholders and individuals in Malaysian civil and commercial proceedings.
How we can assist.
- Contractual and commercial disputes
- Shareholder disputes, oppression and derivative actions
- Urgent injunctions and asset preservation
- Defamation, reputation management and business torts
- Corporate debt recovery and summary judgment
Matters we handle.
- Breach of contract and joint-venture disputes
- Mandatory, prohibitory and Mareva injunction applications
- Claims involving misrepresentation or interference with trade
- Negotiated settlements and court proceedings
Useful to have ready.
These documents can help us understand your circumstances. Please begin with a brief outline; the firm will confirm how to share sensitive material after initial checks.
- A short timeline of events
- Relevant agreements and correspondence
- Invoices, payment records and evidence of loss
- Any court documents or deadlines already received
What happens next?
Tell us the essentials.
Share a brief outline and any deadline so we can identify the nature of your matter.
Agree the scope.
After initial checks, we discuss the information needed, proposed work and engagement terms.
Take an informed step.
With an agreed instruction, we assess the detail and advise on a practical route forward.
Common questions.
Do all commercial disputes have to go to court?
No. Depending on the facts and the agreement, negotiation, mediation or another dispute resolution process may be appropriate. We assess the available routes, costs and commercial consequences with you.
What if my matter is urgent?
Call the firm directly and explain any upcoming hearing or risk to assets. Injunctions and procedural deadlines may require prompt action; availability and the merits of an application must first be assessed.