LITIGATION

Debt Recovery

We work hard to recover outstanding debts fast and cost effectively, and we usually settle most cases quickly and without the need for formal legal action. Over the last 6 years we have achieved outstanding results, recovering more than RM10 million for our clients.
We will closely work with you to achieve the highest recovery rates and best possible outcomes. We settle many cases quickly and without the need for formal legal action. Where this isn’t possible, we’ll issue court proceedings and advise you on the most appropriate action. The success of our approach is shown by the number and value of debts we have recovered.

Debt Recovery - Services

If you are interested in Debts Recovery exceeding RM50,000, and want a team of fierce litigation lawyers determined to get you the results you need, please feel free to CONTACT US now.
Pre-action Collection
Legal Representation for Court proceedings
High Court Enforcement
Payment Agreements
Winding-up petitions or Bankruptcy Proceedings
High Value Debts Of Over RM50,000

Defamation

A person’s or a business’s reputation often takes years to build and yet it can be destroyed in a minute due to the speed and permanence of online publications and social media alongside traditional media outlets. Defamatory publications can not only be costly, in terms of loss of revenue or opportunity, but can also impact on individuals personally: damaging relationships or preventing them from developing in the first place. They are also often the source of considerable distress and embarrassment. It is often necessary to act quickly before a damaging publication spread.
If a defamatory story has already been published, be it online, in the printed press or on TV we can insist on an early and fulsome apology or correction, together with payment of appropriate damages and your legal costs. This is often enough to set the record straight. 

We are defamation experts and, where clients have not been able to vindicate their reputations prior to issuing court proceedings, we have a strong record of suing in relation to defamatory articles. The following remedies are available:

       -An injunction/undertaking not to repeat the defamatory statement;
       -An apology/retraction, in terms to be agreed;
       -Payment of damages (compensation for injury to reputation and distress/injury to feelings). The amount you can expect varies largely depending on the gravity of the defamatory statement;
       --Legal costs.
If you have been defamed or you have defamed others, we will advise you on the merits of any claim, talk through the relevant practical and legal issues, and set out your options.  We will review relevant documentation ahead of the consultation.  The consultation will help you understand your position and allow you to make an informed decision about what action to take. please feel free to CONTACT US now.

Corporate And Commercial Disputes

Our dispute resolution solicitors have many years of experience in resolving disputes for businesses and can advise you on the appropriate and cost-effective method for dealing with your conflict.

We can help you across a broad range of commercial, financial and professional disputes varying from smaller claims to much more complex and high-value claims, in particular:
Commercial contract disputes
Commercial property, including landlord and tenant disputes
Director and shareholders disputes
Intellectual property disputes (such as copyright, trademark and design infringement)
Partnership and joint venture disputes
Shareholders disputes

Bankruptcy and Winding up Proceedings

Bankruptcy refers to a process where a debtor will be declared a bankrupt pursuant to a court order on the creditor’s petition or the debtor’s petition. All the unsecured property belonging to the bankrupt will be vested on the Director General of Insolvency (DGI) and the DGI has the responsibility to realize all such assets. The proceeds of the sale will be distributed among creditors who have filed their proof of debts and the debts have been admitted by the DGI.

Winding up is a process in which the existence of a company is brought to an end, where assets of a company are collected and realised. The proceeds collected are used to discharge the company’s debts and liabilities and the remaining balance (if any) will be is distributed amongst the contributories according to their entitlement.

To learn more about Bankruptcy and Winding Up Proceedings. Please feel free to CONTACT US now.
There are 2 modes of winding up
Voluntary winding up (VWU)
Compulsory i.e. Winding up by Court
Our Services
Issuing Letter of Demand
Negotiating settlement with the judgment debtor
Representing and defending clients in Bankruptcy Proceedings
Representing and defending clients in Winding-up Proceedings

Garnishee proceedings

A Garnishee application may be applied to attach monies owed from a judgment debtor’s bank account to satisfy the sum due. When successfully pursued, the court will order the remittance of the money owed.

Contract dispute

In most cases contract dispute happens when either party failed to comply or act in accordance to the terms of a contract. We will help you to achieve resolution in the event of a breach.

Bodily Injury Claims & Insurance Claim

Bodily injury claims refers to the claims of injuries or fatalities by third party that arises as due to a person or company. In some cases this will fall under personal liability.
If you’ve suffered a personal injury or been made ill, you may be entitled to compensation. We have experience in handling a broad range of accident and personal injury claims, including road traffic accidents and work-related injuries. We have the capacity and expertise to handle even the most complex cases involving multiple injuries and multiple potential wrongdoers. 

Related Services: Medical Negligence, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Occupier’s Liability, Product Liability, Workplace Injury. To learn more about Accident and Personal Injury. Please feel free to CONTACT US now.
ACCIDENT AND PERSONAL INJURY
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