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The nascent disputes practice at Juen, Jeat, Nic & Nair garners praise for its ‘exceptional service’, and counts leading financial institutions, foreign banks, and high-net-worth individuals among its roster of clients. With demonstrable experience at trial and appellate courts, the group advises on tax, insurance, land, construction, and intellectual property disputes. ’Standout partner’ Christopher Foo heads the team and is well-versed in medical negligence and disciplinary cases. Foo is ably supported by the ‘excellent’ Harish Nair, who covers civil and commercial litigation, including company and shareholder disputes, employment matters, and construction claims.

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Testimonials

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  • ‘We have had the pleasure of working with Juen, Jeat, Nic & Nair for several years, and their exceptional service continues to impress us. What sets this practice apart is their unwavering commitment to providing personalised service. Each interaction feels tailored to our specific needs, ensuring that we always receive the most relevant and effective legal advice.'

  • 'One of the standout features of Juen, Jeat, Nic & Nair is their team of friendly lawyers. They are not only highly skilled and knowledgeable but also approachable and easy to work with. Their friendly demeanor makes it easy to discuss even the most challenging legal matters, and they always go the extra mile to ensure we feel supported and understood.'
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Key clients

  • Kingtime International Limited
  • MTrustee Berhad
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Work highlights

  • Defending a trustee company in two separate class action suits, each exceeding RM300m in value.
  • Acted for a takaful operator in its claim against loss adjusters appointed by the operator for breach of contract, on the basis that the operator paid over RM1.3m based on fictitious investigation reports submitted to it by the loss adjusters.
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