Practice Areas
OUR EXPERTISE
Corporate &
Conveyancing
Our Corporate & Commercial department is led by our Managing Partner who has served clients across South East Asia and China. Being business savvy lawyers, we understand what legal solutions best fit your business setup.
Our key areas of practice include:
- Capital Market
- Corporate Restructuring & Advisory
- Corporate Governance
- Drafting of corporate and business agreement which includes but not limited to:-
- Asset Sale/Asset Purchase Agreement
- Business Sale/ Business Purchase Agreement
- Director Service Agreement
- Employment Agreement
- Franchising Agreement
- Joint Venture Agreement
- Shareholders Agreement
- Profit Sharing Agreement
- Licensing Agreement
- Non-Disclosure Agreement
- Share Subscription Agreement
- Convertible Loan Agreement
- Share Sale Agreement
- Partnership Agreement
- share subscription agreement
- Due Diligence Exercise and Report
- Equity Crowdfunding
- Mergers & Acquisition
- Private Equity
Dispute Resolution
When it comes to dispute resolution, we are tenacious and resolute. Our approach includes a critical assessment of our client’s case at its beginning and crafting out a practical legal solution to our client, be it legal action or alternatives to legal action. We also work hand in hand our clients from time to time and we understand the importance of personalized legal services.
Our key areas of practice include:
- Administrative & Public law
- Banking & Personal Insolvency
- Banking & Financial Disputes
- Breach of Directors Duties
- Civil Litigation
- Commercial and Contracts
- Corporate Dispute
- Construction (Private / Government Projects)
- Defamation
- Employment Dispute
- Family & Matrimonial Dispute
- Insurance
- Intellectual Property
- Insolvency, Receivership and Restructuring
- Land
- Limited Liability Partnership
- Market abuse / Insider Trading
- Partnership Dispute
- Pre-Emptive Injunction Orders (Mareva / Anton Piller)
- Shareholders Dispute / Minority Oppression Claims
- Tort
- Trade secrets
- Will, Probate and Trust
- Winding Up Under Just & Equitable Grounds