Measured Counsel for Matters That Deserve Care

During an initial consultation, we review the facts of your experience, the medical records available, and any relevant documentation. We then provide you with a candid assessment of the strengths and challenges of the matter, so you can decide how to proceed with a clear understanding of the position.

Under the Franchise Act 1998, franchisors must register their franchise with the Registrar of Franchises before offering it in Malaysia. We assist with preparing the registration application, drafting the disclosure document, and ensuring that the franchise agreement meets regulatory requirements. The process typically involves several stages of review with the Registrar.

Many straightforward notarial acts — such as witnessing a signature or certifying copies — can be completed within a single appointment, usually lasting 30 to 60 minutes. More complex matters like cross-border powers of attorney may take several days to prepare, depending on the jurisdictions involved and the documents required.

The initial consultation fee varies depending on the practice area and the complexity of the matter. We will let you know the applicable fee when you contact us so there are no surprises. In some cases, particularly medical negligence enquiries, we structure the first meeting to give you a clear picture of the legal position before any further commitment.

Absolutely. All communications between you and our firm are protected by solicitor-client privilege under Malaysian law. We also maintain strict internal data handling protocols and comply with the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (PDPA). You can read more about our data practices in our Privacy Policy.

Yes. While our office is located in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, we handle cases across Malaysia. For notarial services involving international documents, we regularly work with clients and counterparts in other jurisdictions. Much of our correspondence and advisory work can also be conducted remotely where appropriate.