What is the Area of Law?

Commercial and Corporate Law governs how businesses are formed, managed, and operated. It covers everything from company setup, shareholder relationships, and business contracts to mergers, acquisitions, and compliance with Malaysian corporate regulations.

At CHIONG & PARTNERS, our team has extensive experience in corporate advisory, handling shareholder disputes, and drafting various corporate and commercial agreements. We assist companies of all sizes from startups to established corporations in managing their business affairs lawfully and efficiently.

Do I Need a Lawyer for this Law?

Yes. Corporate and commercial transactions involve complex legal frameworks that can expose businesses to risk if not properly handled. A lawyer ensures your agreements are enforceable, compliant with current laws, and structured to protect your company’s interests.

For instance, when entering a joint venture, acquiring shares, or hiring employees, having a lawyer helps you avoid unclear terms, legal disputes, or financial loss.

Signs That You Need a Area Lawyer

You should consider engaging a corporate lawyer if:

What is the Role of a Commercial & Corporate Lawyer?

A corporate lawyer provides ongoing legal guidance to ensure your business operates smoothly and within the law.

Our lawyers at CHIONG & PARTNERS:

Our Working Process

Our approach is designed to make corporate legal work clear, strategic, and practical:

1. Initial Consultation

We review your business structure, goals, and documents.

2. Legal Assessment

We identify risks, compliance issues, or gaps in contracts.

3. Documentation

We draft or refine your agreements to ensure accuracy and enforceability.

4. Negotiation & Advisory

We assist you in negotiations and provide legal opinions where needed.

5. Implementation

We finalize documentation and guide you through execution or registration.

Questions You May Wonder

Can I draft my own business agreements without a lawyer?

You can, but it is risky. Poorly written agreements may not hold up in court or could expose you to unnecessary liabilities.

What is “due diligence” in corporate law?

It is a detailed legal review of a company’s assets, contracts, and risks before entering into a transaction, ensuring you know exactly what you’re investing in.

How can a lawyer help in shareholder disputes?

A corporate lawyer provides negotiation support, drafts settlement terms, and if necessary, represents you in court or mediation to protect your rights.

When should I engage a lawyer for a merger or acquisition?

Ideally from the beginning. Your lawyer will review the structure, ensure compliance, and handle all necessary documentation for a smooth transaction.

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