Arbitration specialist signs up with Lim Chee Wee Partnership as a registered foreign lawyer
Construction lawyer Rodney Gomez will succeed Dhinesh Bhaskaran as managing partner
DLA Piper partner Edward Chatterton and colleagues provide a high-level overview of how APAC customs authorities can help brand owners stop counterfeit goods entering a country
Move follows February’s decision to pull out of Seoul; firm restates commitment to grow Asia revenue
Access to Asia’s growing economies should be a key strategy for firms with a mature, global client base, writes WarwickPlace’s Robert Bata
Deal sees more than 275 lawyers including around 80 partners join from ZICO Law amid Asia growth push
Eversheds Sutherland allied firm pays tribute to Ameet Kaur Purba who joined in May 2020
Partner Craig Shepherd will lead hub from firm’s existing Kuala Lumpur office
US, UK, Singapore, and Germany among those to sign up to Judicial Dispute Resolution Network
Webinar hosted by Luxury Law Alliance and Bird & Bird will explore ‘trends, tips and opportunities’
New offering intended to meet client demand for short-term personnel and out-of-the-ordinary capabilities in the wake of the pandemic
Move by Big Four accountant follows similar openings in Hong Kong and Shanghai last year
Malaysian prosecutors files charges against Goldman Sachs and two bankers, seeks fines of over $3 billion.
Rules for cryptocurrency exchanges and ICOs will be in force by Q1 of 2019, says Malaysia's finance minister.
In a second ASEAN move this year, the global law firm has added Malaysia's Zain to its global network.
Sharia law applied as two Malaysian women convicted of attempting to have lesbian sex in a car to be fined and caned.
Two prominent regional law firms in Singapore and Malaysia have joined forces to establish dedicated fintech practices, which will work together collaboratively.
HSF is set to become the second foreign firm to set up shop in Malaysia.
The firm is looking to further solidify its longstanding association with Malaysian firm Gan Partnership by applying to regulators for a joint venture license in the newly liberalised market.
Malaysia Airlines Berhad's attempt to have a lawsuit brought by relatives of passengers aboard doomed flight MH370 thrown out has failed, keeping the door open for other claims to follow.