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The Eye Appeal

Wai Hong and Brenda explain a significant decision on medical negligence by the Federal Court.

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Case Documentary
Leong Wai Hong & Brenda Chan
July 2018

War and Peace

Ashley and Wen Shan discuss the preservation and division of assets in divorce proceedings.

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Family Law
Ashley Tan & Khoo Wen Shan
July 2018

Drilling Down the Details

Joshua Teoh explains how a decision of the Federal Court of Australia may be relevant to Malaysian patentees.

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Case Documentary
Joshua Teoh
July 2018

Malaysia: A New Hope (And Some Legal Issues That Came with It)

Nimalan Devaraja recalls some exciting events around the 14th General Elections in Malaysia.

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Constitutional Law
Nimalan Devaraja
July 2018

Where Differences Matter

Aaron Yong provides a primer on the Guidelines on Contracts for Difference, as introduced by the Securities Commission of Malaysia.

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Securities Law
Aaron Yong
July 2018

Intraday Short Selling: Here to Slay or to Stay?

Addy Herg provides an overview on one of the Bursa Malaysia’s latest initiatives—intraday short selling.

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Securities Law
Addy Herg
July 2018

The Trade Negotiation Capacity Gap in Free Trade Agreement Negotiations: The Role of Government, Corporate and Private Counsel in Assisting LDCs and DCs

This article aims to propose a practical solution and help define the role of counsel on the issue of trade negotiation capacity gap for Developing Countries (“DC”), and particularly, Least Developed Countries (“LDC”).

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Trade Negotiation
Bruce Aitken; Dr Chulsu Kim; Ngosong Fonkem
December 2016

The Duty of Care in Tort: Where Are We Now?

Looking at the correct test to determine the existence of a duty of care, this article seeks to explore the issue using reference drawn from Singapore and English courts, and a case study from the Federal Court’s judgment that offers an opportunity to re-examine the applicable test under Malaysian law.

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Tort
Clive Navin
18 Sept 2018

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