The Industry quickly embraced the Admiralty Court as a preferred means to resolve shipping disputes, as the Court possessed several important attributes.

‘Caveat Emptor: let the buyer beware' is one of the settled maxims that applies to any buyer who is bound by actual and constructive knowledge of any deficiency in any asset to be purchased.

As the global trend shifts towards sustainable and eco-friendly transportation methods, electric vehicles ("EVs") have surfaced as a hopeful substitute for conventional petroleum-fueled cars.

On 15 February 2024, the Advisory Committee on Sustainability Reporting chaired by the Securities Commission Malaysia ("SC") issued a consultation paper on the proposed National Sustainability Reporting Framework ("NSRF").

The Multimedia Super Corridor ("MSC") was established by the Malaysian government to speed up the growth of the country's digital economy

In Malaysia, trademark matters are governed by the Trademarks Act 2019 ("TA 2019"), the Trademarks Regulations 2019 as well as the relevant case law (related to trademark) decided by the courts.

The principle of wilful blindness has often been contested in courts. In criminal law, Wilful Blindness or ignorance of law refers to the ‘deliberate avoidance of knowledge of the facts'; that is, a person avoids gaining knowledge ...

Situated on the enchanting island of Borneo, Sabah, often referred to as "The Land Below the Wind", stands as Malaysia's second-largest state.

The largest state in Malaysia, Sarawak, offers investors and businesses a unique combination of prospects. Often known for its abundant natural resources and expanding infrastructure

Climate change is a board level-issue. It is increasingly acknowledged as one of the most significant financial risks confronting businesses, with the potential to fundamentally reshape business models in the long run.

Cosmetic products in Malaysia are generally regulated under Sale of Drugs Act 1952 to be read together with Control of Drugs and Cosmetic Regulations 1984 and Guidelines for Control of Cosmetic Products in Malaysia.

Malaysia's semiconductor industry stands at the forefront of technological innovation, shaping the nation's economic landscape in profound ways.

Malaysia exported US Dollar 299 billion worth of goods internationally in 2021. In 2022, the total trade reached record levels, rising by 27.8% to RM2.85 trillion2. Export for the year under review...

The growth of the construction industry in Malaysia equally gives rise to construction related disputes.

As the global effort to combat climate change gains momentum, the establishment of a reliable carbon market has become increasingly important to achieving net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions.

Generally, family office is still uncommon in Malaysia. It is still new and at early stage as compared to the USA, European countries, Hong Kong and Singapore that have more established family office markets.

In today's business landscape, establishing a business entails inherent risks and demands significant effort along with financial investment.

Descriptive words are common words found in any ordinary dictionary1. In the context of trademark, they refer to a term, phrase or expression that directly describes the goods or services the trademark represents.

The announcement from the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) titled "Johor has attracted RM10.6 billion in committed investments in the first half of 2023" has captured Malaysians' attention, shedding light on Johor's emergence as a prime investment destination.

Since 2021, transactions involving Non-Fungible Tokens ("NFT") have seen a rise in popularity. NFT is the flavour of the month and people have taken full advantage of this so called NFT-bubble...