Teachings
Case Law is not Always Necessary
As litigators, we build our legal arguments on authoritative case law or legal maxims.
You Don’t Have to be Judge to Give a Fair Hearing
Even though they say they want advice and guidance, I know what they are really there for: to be taken seriously, heard and understood.
A Citizen’s Guide to Judicial Review in Malaysia | Part Two
In this Part, we consider the accepted legal reasons for challenging the validity of public authority decisions, actions and policities.
Notes for a Talk about Affidavits
An affidavit is a sworn statement of facts. It is about facts, not opinion, not argument, not fiction.
Starting with Settlement
Matters can be settled. However, parties must be genuinely willing to compromise to end their dispute.
How I approach cases I know my client will lose
We don’t get to pick the clients or the cases. They pick us.
