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August 6, 2020 by Kevin Koo

Enforcing Drag-Along and Tag-Along Rights in Malaysia

Shareholders - shaking on the shareholders' agreement

Are you planning to sign a shareholders agreement? Drag-along rights and Tag-along rights are clauses commonly included into shareholder agreements. These are often recommended to be inserted, alongside reserve matters, rights of first refusal, rights of first offer, put and get options, non-dilution clauses. It seems to be a fair question whether tag-along and drag-along rights […]

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January 28, 2020 by Kevin Koo

Formulating Legal Strategy For Your Business in 2020

Every business will face legal issues … but legal issues can be minimized with the right legal strategy.

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December 16, 2019 by

Trustees in Family Law

Trust the Trustee - Family Lawyers Koo Chin Nam & Co.

What’s the role of a trustee in family law? In this article we dive into the role of a trustee, and how they can benefit families. Read more to find out about settlors, trusts, trustees and other exciting stuff like that.

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July 24, 2019 by

Post-Divorce Issues: Reasonable Access to Children

Reasonable Access to Children Post-Divorce

Introduction To The Issue: Reasonable Access We had a client who engaged another firm for his divorce. Right after that, he sought us out. “I have a serious problem,” he said. “My divorce order says, I get reasonable access to see my son. But I’m not getting to see my child.” When talking about visitation […]

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June 8, 2019 by

Family Business and the Law

Family Business and the Law

Family Business – an Introduction Family businesses represent a majority in the world’s economy. In some of the biggest economies, family businesses represent up to 40% of the listed companies. From food, to retail, to manufacturing, to services, family businesses are an economic power. For example, the Conway Center for Family Business states that: 35% […]

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