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- Divorce
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- Hibah
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ABOUT US
FAREEZ SHAH & PARTNERS is a law firm 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. As a Law Firm in Shah Alam, Malaysia 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
Fakhira Farzana
Focus Area:
Dispute Resolution
Nurul Adiba
Focus Area:
Conveyancing
Achievements
Awards & Recognition
Rising Law Firm of The Year - Finalist
Young Lawyer of The Year - Finalist
LATEST ARTICLES
Civil 101: The Law On Mareva Injunction in Malaysia
We have assist numerous client in Civil Litigation Matter: What is a Mareva Injunction A Mareva injunction is a temporary order which restrains the party being sued (defendant) from disposing of his/ her assets until the determination of the case between the suing party (plaintiff) and the defendant. As noted by the court1: “The Read more about Civil 101: The Law On Mareva Injunction in Malaysia[…]
Shadow Director: Who are They and What are Their Duty?
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