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The principle of extraterritoriality is the application of national laws on persons, properties or conduct outside of the jurisdiction.

In 2024, Malaysia has seen a surge in high-profile raids conducted by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission ("MACC" or "SPRM"), including raids targeting both public officials and corporate entities. Notable operations included the seizure of RM5 Million from a safe house linked to a prominent Selangor politician over a sand-mining corruption probe, and additional raids uncovering RM321,000 from two safehouses in addition to the RM5 Million seized earlier.

This is a land fraud case whereby properties had been fraudulently sold by a lawyer who purported to sell for the owners and without their knowledge.

On 5 April 2018, the new Section 17A of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009 ("MACC Act 2009") was passed which introduces corporate liability ...

2018年5月，马来西亚国会通过2009年反贪污委员会法令(Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009)("反贪会法")的修订案并新增了第17A条文

Forensics is crucial to assist in proving a crime. However, it is more than a crime scene investigation, as forensics itself branches out to various types of forensics, each for their respective...

Do you participate in government tenders? Are you aware of the laws governing public procurement in Malaysia? If you do, the discussion below will apply to you.

Most if not all construction contracts impose a mandatory obligation on the contractor to furnish to its employer a performance bond to guarantee the performance of the contract.

The prevalence of cyberbullying and cyber-attacks has become a pressing concern globally. With Malaysia's burgeoning digital landscape, the tech-savvy...