Don’t Risk It! ChatGPT vs. Real Lawyer: Get Help You Can Trust

Considering a legal issue? With the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), tools like Chat-GPT offer tempting convenience – free legal advice in a few clicks! But hold on. While AI is impressive, it can’t replace a real lawyer. Here’s why. Imagine a giant library. AI scans these books quickly, finding basic information. However, understanding complex […]

IP RIGHTS 101: LEGAL OPTIONS FOR BRAND COPYCATS ISSUES

In today’s digital world, social media influencers have shown us how important it is to protect your brand from copycats. Recently, a well-known influencer, Khairul Aming, took action against those using a similar brand, highlighting the idea of “SAMA TAPI TAK SERUPA” – alike but not quite the same. For businesses, it’s pretty straightforward: whether […]

ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO CHOOSING A BUSINESS LAWYER

In the dynamic landscape of business, success relies not only on strategic growth but also on safeguarding against potential legal pitfalls. Much like regular health check-ups, businesses benefit from periodic legal assessments to identify and address risks. Knowing when to engage a lawyer is crucial for protecting your enterprise. Why a Legal Check-Up Matters Conducting […]

Employment Law: Your Right to Leaves, Claim It!

Planning for a holiday while working must be done thoroughly as we need to observe our leave entitlements. As responsible employees, we must be aware of the leave entitlements provided by the law. In Malaysia, the Employment Act 1955 (EA 1955) governs matters related to leave. In this article, we will generally explain some of […]

Licensing V Franchising:  A Legal Perspective on the Differences

The Nasi Kukus Tonggek case has become a focal point of discussion regarding the legal distinctions between licensing and franchising agreements in Malaysia. The controversy arose from a dispute between the popular food chain and one of its licensees, highlighting the complexities of business arrangements and the importance of proper contractual frameworks. While the case […]

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ‘S’ IN ESG FROM THE LEGAL PERSPECTIVE

In the previous article, we defined the ‘S’ in ESG as how an organisation treats people, the employees, the suppliers and the customers. Bear in mind that it is a social responsibility of a company to provide good relationships with the employees, the suppliers and the customers. Since employees are the biggest stakeholders of a […]

What is Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)?

You’ve probably heard of the term ESG. It could have come up in a meeting, on your company’s website or perhaps you came across it in an article. But what does it really mean by ESG? Generally, ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. It is the disclosure of environmental, social, and governance data of […]

Top 5 Essential Contracts for Small Business in Malaysia

Carrying your business operation without proper legal health-check can lead to a major headache especially when things go south. When running a business , you need to learn how to safeguard your business interest while maintaining good relationship with your stakeholders, employees, your customers/clients and even your competitors. he right legal documents are important especially when […]

Competition Law Enforcement in Malaysia

The reception of competition law within the community in Malaysia is still at its early stage of introduction although Competition Act has been legislated since 2010. It is surprising that the subject that aims to benefit consumers as a whole is not wholly known to the public. Generally, competition law regulates how business entities operate […]

Understanding e-KYC and the requirement of Financial Institutions.

eKYC: The Policy The BNM e-KYC policy document (“this Policy”) was issued on 30th June 2020. For those in the financial industry, you will need to spend a whole afternoon reviewing its content and understanding its requirements. This policy is not as straight forward as we hoped it would be but in essence, Financial Institutions (“FIs”) […]

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