How Malaysian law deals with former employees who take clients, staff or confidential information, and how these claims are brought and defended.
Ex-Employee and Competitor Disputes in Malaysia: A Guide for Both Sides Read More »
Why post-employment non-compete clauses are generally void in Malaysia, and what employers can still protect through confidentiality and other clauses.
What to do when a former employer serves a writ over confidential information or clients: deadlines, injunctions, defences and what not to do.
Sued by Your Former Employer in Malaysia? What to Do in the First 14 Days Read More »
The steps a Malaysian company can take when former staff take client lists, pricing or customer data, from preserving evidence to injunctions and damages.
Ex-Employee Took Your Client List? What a Malaysian Company Can Do Read More »
Corporate Rescue in Malaysia: Corporate Voluntary Arrangement, Judicial Management and Scheme of Arrangement Compared A company that cannot pay its debts is not necessarily a company that should be wound up. Many businesses in financial distress are viable if the debt can be restructured, the creditors held off and the management given time. The Companies
Corporate Rescue in Malaysia: CVA, Judicial Management & Schemes Read More »
A minority shareholder in a Malaysian private company can be in a difficult position. The majority controls the board, decides whether dividends are paid, sets the directors’ salaries and approves the contracts. There is no market for the minority’s shares. If the majority chooses to run the company for its own benefit, the minority can
Minority Shareholder Oppression in Malaysia: Your Rights and Remedies Under Section 346 Read More »
Loans to Directors and Related Party Transactions in Malaysia: What Sections 224, 225 and 228 Prohibit In many Malaysian companies, especially family-owned ones, money moves freely between the company and its directors. A director borrows from the company to buy a car. The company buys land from the director’s brother. The director’s wife’s company supplies
Loans to Directors & Related Party Transactions in Malaysia Read More »
What to do after a road accident in Malaysia, which insurer to claim from, how injury and fatal accident claims work, the time limits, and when it makes sense to sue.
Road Accident Compensation in Malaysia: How to Claim Step by Step Read More »
How to challenge a sales tax or service tax bill of demand from Customs: a review by the Director General, an appeal to the Customs Appeal Tribunal, the 30-day limits, payment and judicial review.
SST Bill of Demand in Malaysia: How to Challenge or Appeal It Read More »
What to do in the first hours after an online scam in Malaysia, how funds are frozen, when a bank must compensate, suing mule account holders, compensation orders, and realistic chances.
Scammed Online in Malaysia? How to Try to Recover Your Money Read More »
