There exists a rarely used provision in the Courts of Judicature Act 1964 - to declare a person a vexatious litigant. To do so, one needs...

It has been widely reported that there were multiple instances in the US where fake cases were cited in court due to over reliance on...

Traditionally, a speaking note is prepared by counsel to set out the key arguments he intends to make during oral arguments. It is...

There is often a misunderstanding as to the administrative process of categorizing trial documents into Parts A, B and C. The confusion...

RO can be granted under s.368 Companies Act 2016 (“CA”). This is to protect the Applicant company from facing legal proceedings, pending...

The Court of Appeal in Siemens Industry Software Inc v KB Engineering Coatings Sdn Bhd [2025] 2 MLRA 657 answered “No”. In this case, the...

Imagine having a key witness who had testified in your client’s favour suddenly recant/retract his testimony, claiming it was false. For...

It is common place for clients to consider instructing foreign senior counsel (or King’s Counsel) for complex appeals, especially if they...

Cross-examination is often highly dramatic and confrontational. In fact, many lawyers enter courtrooms with combat-like mindsets on how...