Practice Areas
Corporate
- Corporate Restructuring
- Equity & Debt Financing
- Shareholders Agreement
- VC & Angel Investor Participation
- Merger & Acquisition
- Statutory Compliance & Advisory
- Due Diligence & Verification
- Disclosure Requirement
Commercial
- Joint Venture / Partnership
- Manufacturing & Distribution
- Licensing / Franchising
- Sale of Goods
- Terms of Service / Use
- Other Commercial Contract
Company Secretary
- Incorporation of Local Company
- Establishment of Foreign Company
- Secretarial Service
Property
- Conveyancing
- Land Acquisition
- Lease & Tenancy
- Trademark Registration
- Copyright
- IP advisory
Dispute Resolution
- Corporate & Commercial Dispute
- Labour Dispute
- Debt Recovery
- Criminal Defence
- Winding-up
Employment
- Dismissal
- Compliance Advisory
- Employment Contract
- Company Policy
- Union Engagement
Family
- Disputed & Undisputed Divorce
- Child Custody
- Adoption
- Maintenance of Wife & Children
- Property Settlement & Division
Estate Management
- Corporate Restructuring
- Probate & Administration
- Land Administration
- Power of Attorney
- Wills
Syarie’
- Divorce
- Child Custody
- Maintenance of Wife & Children
- Property Settlement & Division
- Hibah
- Syarie’ Advisory
ABOUT US
FAREEZ SHAH & PARTNERS is a law firm based in Malaysia and we take pride in providing innovative, creative and cost effective solutions to our client’s legal problems. We believe that entering into corporate and commercial agreement should not be a daunting experience for our client. We also believe that access to legal services should not a be a barrier for our client's Businesses to grow and expand to greater heights. Which is why we are right by your side to advise and protect your interest when you are closing your next game changing deals.
Our knowledge and experience from consulting clients on corporate and commercial transaction as well as dispute resolution including industrial relations & civil law have allowed us to tackle complex cases and issues faced by tech companies, startups, social enterprises and SMEs.
Further our Company Secretary service allows us to provide a one-stop corporate solution for our client which enables us to complete and close transactions more efficiently. We also pride ourselves in using available modern technology to provide cost effective solution to complete our day-to-day task.
OUR PEOPLE
Fareez Shah
Focus Area:
Corporate, Commercial, Compliance and Employment
Intan Nabilaa
Focus Area:
Corporate, Commercial and Compliance
Nurainie Haziqah
Focus Area:
Dispute Resolution, Matrimonial and Estate Management
Afifah
Focus Area:
Conveyancing, Land Matters and Estate Management
Qistina Zoal
Focus Area:
Corporate, Commercial & Compliance
PUTRI AZUREEN RAIS
Focus Area:
Dispute Resolution & Family Law
Nurdia Natasya
Focus Area:
Dispute Resolution, Construction & Banking
Husna Hamdan
Focus Area:
Islamic Family Law & Syariah Advisory
Achievements
Awards & Recognition
Rising Law Firm of The Year - Finalist
Young Lawyer of The Year - Finalist
LATEST ARTICLES
Winding Up 101
Learn about the different types of winding up in Malaysia and the general procedures involved in each type of winding up. Winding up is a term used to describe the process of closing down or dissolving a company. The winding up activity includes selling all assets, paying off creditors, and distributing the remaining assets to Read more about Winding Up 101[…]
Wholesale Retail Trade (WRT) License
A general overview to the Wholesale Retail Trade (WRT) License along with a checklist of the documents you will need for WRT license application. WHAT IS A WRT LICENSE? A Wholesale Retail Trade (WRT) license a business license applicable to foreign-owned company intending to engage in distributive trade services in Malaysia. A foreign-owned company is Read more about Wholesale Retail Trade (WRT) License[…]
Malaysia Guide: Work Visa
Planning to work in Malaysia? Below is a brief introduction of the of the more common work visas that an individual can apply in order to work in Malaysia. Work visa, also known as work permit or employment pass, is a necessary legal document for any foreign nationals who wishes to work in Malaysia. According Read more about Malaysia Guide: Work Visa[…]
Statutory Documents post Companies Act 2016
A general observation on the changes made in the statutory documents in the Malaysian Companies Act. The previous Companies Act, i.e. Companies Act 1965 (“the 1965 Act”) was replaced by the current Companies Act 2016 (“the 2016 Act”) which came into force on the 31st of January, 2017. The changes were made to simplify a Read more about Statutory Documents post Companies Act 2016[…]
The 101 on Wills in Malaysia
Do you have a will? If you don’t currently have one, your loved ones may not receive the assets you intended to leave them in the event of your death. Here are some information on wills that you may want to read up on. WHAT IS A WILL? A will is a document that sets forth your Read more about The 101 on Wills in Malaysia[…]
Prosedur Perceraian Fasakh di Malaysia
Baru-baru ini, saya ada menerima panggilan telefon daripada seorang wanita yang berhasrat untuk menuntut perceraian secara fasakh dengan suaminya. Sebelum wanita itu meneruskan sesi perbualan, saya bertanya sama ada suaminya telah melafazkan cerai kepadanya. “Belum” jawab wanita itu ringkas. “Kenapa tidak bercerai secara baik” saya menyoal lagi. Wanita tersebut menjawab “Dia tidak mahu ceraikan saya Read more about Prosedur Perceraian Fasakh di Malaysia[…]
Perceraian dalam Islam di Malaysia
Perceraian merupakan jalan dan langkah terakhir bagi menyelesaikan masalah rumahtangga. Kajian mendapati kebanyakan perkahwinan kali pertama yang berakhir dengan perceraian adalah dalam tempoh 5 tahun dan ke bawah iaitu, tempoh perkahwinan yang dianggap masih dalam proses perkenalan antara pasangan dan belum matang sepenuhnya. Perceraian dalam Islam di Malaysia tidak hanya berkisar mengenai talaq. Terdapat beberapa jenis Read more about Perceraian dalam Islam di Malaysia[…]
Contested Divorce? Here’s what you need to know.
Contested Divorce Malaysia also known as a Single Petiton You can use the following link to: Generally, a petition for divorce may be done after two years of marriage unless there is an exceptional of hardship suffered by the Petitioner in which we will elaborate further below. On the side note, Read more about Contested Divorce? Here’s what you need to know.[…]
How to Strike Off Company in Malaysia?
How to Deregister or Strike Off Company in Malaysia? How to Start with the Strike Off Process? Find our more in our article!
Step by Step Guide to Child Adoption in Malaysia
Thinking of adopting a child in Malaysia. Learn about the step involved for child adoption in Malaysia for Non-Muslim couple