Asia Business Law Journal has published the latest A List of Malaysia’s Top 100 Lawyers. Our special thanks to Greg Poarch of JCBNext Berhad (formerly Jobstreet Corporation Berhad) and Manichelvam Subramaniam of FBE Ventures for their kind words in the article and interviews published by Asia Business Law Journal on 31 March 2021: Greg Poarch,… Continue reading Founder Jeff Leong recognized in the A List of Malaysia’s Top 100 Lawyers 2021
Law, Economics And Governance In The Post Covid 19 Disorder : Legal Realism And Pragmatism In Re Ordering The New World
Kobe University Graduate School of Law’s online webinar on 6 March 2021 attended by students and teachers from Japan, Korea, China, Malaysia and Singapore I was privileged to give an online lecture at Kobe University’s Online Webinar on 6 March 2021, held in memory of Professor Oliver Williamson, the 2009 Nobel Economics Laureate, who passed… Continue reading Law, Economics And Governance In The Post Covid 19 Disorder : Legal Realism And Pragmatism In Re Ordering The New World
Malaysia’s New COVID 19 Mediation Centre
It started with the germ of an idea during the C19 MCO lockdowns in Malaysia in March this year, when I explored how to resolve C19 force majeure disputes with fellow mediator and former colleague Shanti Abraham. We explored a Malaysia Covid 19 Mediation Initiative using mediation to resolve C19 disputes rather than following other… Continue reading Malaysia’s New COVID 19 Mediation Centre
Malaysia As A Digital Silk Road Hub Along The Belt And Road
Online Keynote Speech at the Conference on Legal Risks and Countermeasures of International Investment and Trade in Beijing, People’s Republic of China Last Sunday (27 September 2020), in my capacity as Co Chair of the International Professional Services of the Malaysia Bar Council and the Belt And Road Committee of the Law Association For Asia… Continue reading Malaysia As A Digital Silk Road Hub Along The Belt And Road
COVID 19 – Force Majeure or Frustration of Contract in Myanmar
COVID 19 – Force Majeure or Frustration of Contract in Myanmar by Kenny Poon, Lim May Ling and YC Poon On 11 March 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak of COVID-19 as a pandemic. As a result of COVID-19, many businesses and commercial dealings are expected to or have been interrupted andcontractual parties may experience delays and/or fail to meet their… Continue reading COVID 19 – Force Majeure or Frustration of Contract in Myanmar
