FAAIZ Law represents companies, business owners and entrepreneurs in commercial and corporate disputes. Business disagreements can be costly and disruptive, and our aim is to protect our clients' commercial interests while resolving disputes in the most efficient and strategic way possible.
Our commercial litigation work covers disputes arising from contracts, business agreements, sale of goods and supply arrangements, agency and distribution, partnerships and joint ventures. We act for both claimants and defendants, advising on the strength of each position and the most effective route to a resolution.
On the corporate side, we handle shareholder and director disputes, including disagreements over management and control, oppression claims, breaches of directors' duties, and disputes connected with the affairs of a company. We also advise on the interplay between litigation and corporate insolvency where a dispute affects a company's financial position.
Our Commercial & Corporate Dispute Services
- Breach of contract and commercial claims
- Shareholder and director disputes, including oppression claims
- Partnership and joint venture disputes
- Recovery of friendly loans and investments
- Injunctions to protect business interests
- Negotiated settlements and mediation
How We Work
1. Initial consultation
Walk us through the agreement, the parties involved and the dispute.
2. Strategy
We assess your legal position, risks and options, including negotiation and mediation.
3. Action
We issue demands, negotiate a settlement, and file or defend proceedings in court where needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can a minority shareholder do if treated unfairly?
A member may apply to the court under the Companies Act 2016 for relief where the company’s affairs are conducted in an oppressive or unfairly prejudicial manner.
Can I recover money lent to a friend or business partner?
Yes. A friendly loan may be recovered through a demand and, if necessary, a civil claim. A written agreement or proof of transfer strengthens your case.
Can the court stop the other party from acting while the case is ongoing?
Yes. The court may grant an interim injunction where there is a serious question to be tried and the balance of convenience favours it.
Must every commercial dispute go to court?
No. Many disputes are resolved through negotiation, mediation or arbitration, which can be faster and less costly than litigation.
If your business is involved in a commercial or corporate dispute, our dispute resolution lawyers in Puchong, Selangor are ready to assist clients throughout Selangor and across Malaysia. Contact FAAIZ Law to protect your commercial interests.