From the Others

Welcome

Here, you’ll find my personal selection of recommended readings, including insightful blogs and resources penned by my colleagues, talented artists, and friends.

Local Fare

Loyarburok is the granddaddy of Malaysian legal blogs or blawgs. Much of my previous writings are on this blawg.

Local Fare

Malaysian Lawyer by Lee Shih and Marcus van Geyzel on company, contract and employment matters.

Local Fare

Foong Cheng Leong writes about intellectual property, information technology, data privacy, and franchise laws.

Local Fare

Joshua Wu writes about law, politics and religion.

Local Fare

In Personam by Wan Zafran. He curates it with collected pieces he chooses. He hosts some of my Loyarburok pieces there.

Local Fare

Startup Law Blog by Izwan Zakaria who has set it up as a website for technology entrepreneurs and founders.

Local Fare

Selipar Diogenes by Muhammad Amir Sharipuddin, a fellow lawyer and friend of mine. He writes & excels in English and Malay.

Local Fare

Nicholas Choong by Nicholas Choong. A talented and visionary artist. A thoughtful and sensitive writer. I love his art and writing.

Local Fare

Cilisos is a current issues website, which occasionally addresses legal issues.

Foreign Fare

Jamie Hamilton QC’s 30 Advocacy Tips

Foreign Fare

The Secret Barrister

Foreign Fare

Alan Jacob . He is a Professor of Humanities at Baylor University and the author of Breaking Bread with the Dead and How to Think (A Guide for the Perplexed), both of which I enjoyed.

Foreign Fare

National Institute for Trial Advocacy . An American service organization made up of a volunteer network of lawyers, judges and advocates across the globe. Established in 1971.

Foreign Fare

The BarristerBlogger is an award-winning blog by criminal barrister Matthew Scott of Pump Court Chambers, who specialises in serious crime, including murder, serious sexual and violent offences, offences against children as well as cases involving drugs and fraud.

Foreign Fare

UK Supreme Court Blog was conceived and created in the spring of 2009 by solicitors and barristers specialising in litigation and with an interest in the work of the UK Supreme Court.

From the Others

Loyarburok is the granddaddy of Malaysian legal blogs or blawgs. Much of my previous writings are on this blawg.

Malaysian Lawyer by Lee Shih and Marcus van Geyzel on company, contract and employment matters.

Foong Cheng Leong writes about intellectual property, information technology, data privacy, and franchise laws.

Joshua Wu writes about law, politics and religion.

In Personam by Wan Zafran. He curates it with collected pieces he chooses. He hosts some of my Loyarburok pieces there.

Startup Law Blog by Izwan Zakaria who has set it up as a website for technology entrepreneurs and founders.

Selipar Diogenes by Muhammad Amir Sharipuddin, a fellow lawyer and friend of mine. He writes & excels in English and Malay.

Nicholas Choong by Nicholas Choong. A talented and visionary artist. A thoughtful and sensitive writer. I love his art and writing.

Cilisos is a current issues website, which occasionally addresses legal issues.

Jamie Hamilton QC’s 30 Advocacy Tips

The Secret Barrister

Alan Jacob . He is a Professor of Humanities at Baylor University and the author of Breaking Bread with the Dead and How to Think (A Guide for the Perplexed), both of which I enjoyed.

National Institute for Trial Advocacy . An American service organization made up of a volunteer network of lawyers, judges and advocates across the globe. Established in 1971.

The BarristerBlogger is an award-winning blog by criminal barrister Matthew Scott of Pump Court Chambers, who specialises in serious crime, including murder, serious sexual and violent offences, offences against children as well as cases involving drugs and fraud.

UK Supreme Court Blog was conceived and created in the spring of 2009 by solicitors and barristers specialising in litigation and with an interest in the work of the UK Supreme Court.

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Fahri, Azzat & Co.

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Fahri, Azzat & Co.