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Vicarious Liability In Employees’ Use Of Cracked, Pirated Or Unlicensed Software

It is not uncommon for employers to issue devices to employees but have little monitoring on what is installed in the device or how the device is being used. On the flip side, employees often feel that there is no room to breathe when the employer is constantly monitoring the activities of the company-issued device. […]

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Key Contractual Clauses in a Shareholders’ Agreement: What Malaysian Startup Founders Should Know

A shareholders’ agreement is a foundational legal document for any startup with multiple shareholders. While the Companies Act 2016 (“CA 2016”) and a company’s constitution govern statutory rights and corporate structure, a shareholders’ agreement is a private contract that governs the business relationship between shareholders, provides clarity on rights and obligations, and fills gaps left

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The Corporate ‘Nuclear Option’: A Basic Guide to Mareva Injunctions in Malaysian Commercial Disputes

In the high-stakes world of commercial disputes, the fear that a defendant might hide or transfer assets to avoid a future judgment is a very real concern. When faced with this risk, waiting for a trial to conclude can be a gamble. This is where Malaysian law provides a powerful, pre-emptive tool known as a

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Paddling Through Pickleball Legality — Commentary On Grand Pickle Masters Malaysia 2025 Paddle Dispute

By Angelina Tan & Bryan Boo Pickleball has been serving up a storm globally, and Malaysia is no exception to its rapid growth. As more pickleball tournaments are organised, the sport evolves to become more professional. With such growth, expectations of proper tournament organisation, rules and regulations and execution rises in tandem. It is, therefore,

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The Industrial Court Process At The Industrial Court Of Malaysia

Gainful employment represents the bread and butter of every society. It ensures the continuation of an individual’s livelihood and the pursuance of the right to livelihood automatically invokes the larger right and that is, the Right to Life. In Malaysia, this is guaranteed by Article 5 of the Federal Constitution. When a dispute occurs between

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Invalidating A Trademark In Malaysia Through The Malaysian Courts

The identity of a business is important as it carries with it the goodwill and reputation of the business and the products or services offered. Trademarks are marks that exclusively identify a product or service as belonging to a specific business and is an important component in branding and marketing. In Malaysia, trademarks are protected

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Scheme Of Arrangement: 4 Legal Issues Determined By The Federal Court

The scheme of arrangement is a vital tool for corporate restructuring and insolvency that enables financially troubled companies to restructure their operations, safeguard their assets, and fulfil their obligations. However, different jurisdictions appear to have different decisions regarding some legal issues arising out of a scheme of arrangement. Some of these issues have been put

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Holding Directors Accountable: Filing a Civil Suit Against Directors for Company’s Debt in Malaysia

While a company is a legal entity, it is in actuality merely an empty shell. As such, a company’s directors are essential to its operations and decision-making. That being said, the directors are also responsible to ensure that the business is financially stable and that the company is able to meet its obligations. Legal action

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