About
Chairman: Tan Sri Dr Nik Norzrul Thani
Managing Partner: Gilbert Gan
Number of Partners: 46
Number of Other Lawyers in Malaysia: 68
Offices in Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor Bahru, Kota Bharu
Languages: English, Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin
Zaid Ibrahim & Co is a full-service law firm and one of Malaysia's most highly regarded. With more than 110 lawyers, it has developed a reputation for devising innovative and practical solutions customised to our clients’ needs.
The firm’s impressive track record features engagements by local and multinational corporations on unique and complex commercial transactions, mergers and acquisitions, debt and equity fund raising exercises, major infrastructure projects well as strategic law reform initiatives.
Zaid Ibrahim & Co is an independent Malaysian law firm and continues its dedication to providing exceptional legal services, drawing on its extensive experience and deep understanding of the Malaysian and regional legal landscape.
Main Areas of Practice:
■ Banking and Finance
■ Corporate Finance and Securities
■ Corporate and Commercial
■ Compliance and Governance
■ Communications, Media and Technology
■ Competition
■ Debt Capital Markets
■ Employment and Human Capital
■ Infrastructure, Energy and Utilities
■ Intellectual Property
■ Islamic Financial Services
■ Law Reform and Government Advisory
■ Litigation and Dispute Resolution
■ Private Client Services
■ Private Equity
■ Real Estate
■ Tax and Customs
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Provided by Zaid Ibrahim & Co
- Kuala LumpurLevel 19 Menara Milenium Jalan Damanlela Pusat Bandar Damansara , Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 50490
- Web: www.ziclegal.com
- Tel: +60 3 2087 9999
- Fax: +60 3 2094 4666
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Articles, highlights and press releases
12 items provided by Zaid Ibrahim & Co
Safeguarding Traditional Knowledge in Malaysia
This article examines the preservation and protection of traditional knowledge of indigenous communities in Malaysia and the role of international treaties and local legislation in deterring biopiracy and unfair exploitation of traditional knowledge.
Protection of Unique IP Rights in Malaysia
This article explores the protection of sui generis or unique IP rights in Malaysia and key issues pertaining to geographical indications, layout designs of integrated circuits and protection of plant varieties.
Dealing with Employee-generated IP in Malaysia
This article explores key issues pertaining to ownership of IP assets created by employees, including some pointers for employers to consider before entering into a Confidential Information and Invention Assignment Agreement with an employee based in Malaysia.
Measures to Curb Illegal Streaming in Malaysia
This article looks at recent amendments to the Copyright Act 1987 to tackle the growing problem of online piracy of copyrighted media.
Latest Developments On Pre-Emptive Rights And Shareholders’ Approval Under Companies Act 2016
In a recent landmark decision, the Federal Court resolved several critical issues on pre-emptive rights and shareholders’ approval impacting Malaysia’s corporate governance landscape.
Bank Negara Malaysia Eases Foreign Exchange Policy for Multi-lateral Development Banks and Qualified
Bank Negara Malaysia has announced the liberalisation of foreign exchange control rules for Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) and Development Financial Institutions (DFIs).
New Benchmarks: Bank Negara Malaysia's Roadmap for KLIBOR Transition to MYOR
Following the LIBOR scandal in 2012, many countries and financial centers have taken steps to transition their benchmark interest rates from Interbank Offered Rates (IBOR) to the more objective Risk-Free Rates.
Enhancing Transparency and Accountability: Key Amendments to the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2
In an effort to enhance transparency and accountability within limited liability partnerships, amendments to the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2012 have been introduced, though they have yet to come into effect.
Decoding Malaysia’s Climate Agenda: Key Takeaways from the NPCC2.0 and Climate Change Bill
In late September 2024, Malaysia saw significant developments in its environmental sector when the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (“NRES”) announced the new national policy on climate change (“NPCC 2.0”).
Transformation of Pulau 1, Forest City, Johor to a Duty-Free Island: A New Economic Frontier
During the recent parliamentary session, Pulau 1 in Johor’s Forest City was designated as a duty-free island similar to Langkawi, Labuan and Pangkor. This landmark decision aims to boost economic development in the area and promote trade and tourism with the Iskandar region.
Navigating Penang’s Guidelines to Short-Term Accommodation
With the growing popularity of short term rentals, many countries are looking at regulating short term accommodation/rentals. Platforms such as Airbnb or Booking.com makes it easier for property owner to list their properties and allows tourists and visitors diverse range of accommodation options.
Understanding Foreclosure Proceedings In Malaysia: A Legal Perspective
In Malaysia, foreclosure is a crucial aspect of debt recovery, especially for secured loans as the process is governed by strict laws that protect the rights of both parties.
Safeguarding Traditional Knowledge in Malaysia
This article examines the preservation and protection of traditional knowledge of indigenous communities in Malaysia and the role of international treaties and local legislation in deterring biopiracy and unfair exploitation of traditional knowledge.
Protection of Unique IP Rights in Malaysia
This article explores the protection of sui generis or unique IP rights in Malaysia and key issues pertaining to geographical indications, layout designs of integrated circuits and protection of plant varieties.
Dealing with Employee-generated IP in Malaysia
This article explores key issues pertaining to ownership of IP assets created by employees, including some pointers for employers to consider before entering into a Confidential Information and Invention Assignment Agreement with an employee based in Malaysia.
Measures to Curb Illegal Streaming in Malaysia
This article looks at recent amendments to the Copyright Act 1987 to tackle the growing problem of online piracy of copyrighted media.
Latest Developments On Pre-Emptive Rights And Shareholders’ Approval Under Companies Act 2016
In a recent landmark decision, the Federal Court resolved several critical issues on pre-emptive rights and shareholders’ approval impacting Malaysia’s corporate governance landscape.
Bank Negara Malaysia Eases Foreign Exchange Policy for Multi-lateral Development Banks and Qualified
Bank Negara Malaysia has announced the liberalisation of foreign exchange control rules for Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) and Development Financial Institutions (DFIs).
New Benchmarks: Bank Negara Malaysia's Roadmap for KLIBOR Transition to MYOR
Following the LIBOR scandal in 2012, many countries and financial centers have taken steps to transition their benchmark interest rates from Interbank Offered Rates (IBOR) to the more objective Risk-Free Rates.
Enhancing Transparency and Accountability: Key Amendments to the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2
In an effort to enhance transparency and accountability within limited liability partnerships, amendments to the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2012 have been introduced, though they have yet to come into effect.
Decoding Malaysia’s Climate Agenda: Key Takeaways from the NPCC2.0 and Climate Change Bill
In late September 2024, Malaysia saw significant developments in its environmental sector when the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (“NRES”) announced the new national policy on climate change (“NPCC 2.0”).
Transformation of Pulau 1, Forest City, Johor to a Duty-Free Island: A New Economic Frontier
During the recent parliamentary session, Pulau 1 in Johor’s Forest City was designated as a duty-free island similar to Langkawi, Labuan and Pangkor. This landmark decision aims to boost economic development in the area and promote trade and tourism with the Iskandar region.
Navigating Penang’s Guidelines to Short-Term Accommodation
With the growing popularity of short term rentals, many countries are looking at regulating short term accommodation/rentals. Platforms such as Airbnb or Booking.com makes it easier for property owner to list their properties and allows tourists and visitors diverse range of accommodation options.
Understanding Foreclosure Proceedings In Malaysia: A Legal Perspective
In Malaysia, foreclosure is a crucial aspect of debt recovery, especially for secured loans as the process is governed by strict laws that protect the rights of both parties.