Know where you stand, and what to do next.

Yes. Justin, Poh & Partners is a partner-led firm. This means you work directly with one of our partners throughout your matter, instead of being passed between layers of junior staff. You receive senior attention, clear communication and direct accountability from the start.

JPP LAW focuses on four main areas: disputes and litigation, corporate advisory, commercial contracts, and digital assets, blockchain and Web3 regulation. The firm advises individuals, founders, companies and businesses that need practical legal guidance with commercial judgment.

Yes. JPP LAW handles civil and commercial litigation, contractual disputes, debt recovery, enforcement proceedings, appeals, family disputes, probate matters and estate disputes. The firm provides partner-led representation from strategy to court advocacy.

Yes. JPP LAW assists with debt recovery matters, including letters of demand, settlement negotiations, court proceedings, summary judgment applications, enforcement and recovery strategy. The firm focuses on both legal merit and commercial practicality, including whether the claim is worth pursuing based on cost, evidence and recovery prospects.

Yes. JPP LAW handles construction-payment disputes under the Construction Industry Payment and Adjudication Act 2012, commonly known as CIPAA. This includes payment claims, payment responses, adjudication proceedings and related enforcement or setting-aside issues.

Yes. JPP LAW assists with arbitration and other dispute-resolution processes as part of its disputes practice. This includes reviewing dispute clauses, advising on strategy, preparing submissions and representing clients in arbitration-related matters.

Yes. JPP LAW advises on company incorporation, structuring, shareholder arrangements, directors' duties, governance and related corporate documents. The firm helps businesses set up properly from the beginning, with clear documents that reduce future disputes.

Yes. JPP LAW prepares and reviews shareholders' agreements for founders, investors and business partners. A well-drafted shareholders' agreement helps clarify ownership, control, decision-making, exit rights, deadlock situations and what happens if the business relationship breaks down.

Yes. JPP LAW drafts, reviews and negotiates commercial contracts, including service agreements, supply agreements, agency agreements, collaboration agreements, platform terms, terms and conditions, consultancy agreements and other business contracts. The focus is on clear wording, commercial risk and practical enforceability.

Yes. JPP LAW can review your agreement before you sign it and explain the key risks in plain language. This includes identifying unfair clauses, unclear obligations, payment risks, termination issues, liability exposure and practical changes that should be made before signing.

Yes. JPP LAW works with founders, startups and growing businesses on company setup, founder arrangements, commercial contracts, fundraising documents, governance, regulatory issues and dispute prevention. The firm's role is to help founders make legally sound decisions without overcomplicating the process.

Yes. JPP LAW advises SMEs and business owners on contracts, disputes, shareholder issues, debt recovery, employment-related concerns, business restructuring and commercial risk. The firm gives practical advice that considers both the legal position and the business outcome.

Yes. JPP LAW advises digital-asset, fintech and Web3 businesses on regulatory, structuring and compliance matters under Malaysian frameworks, including those involving the Securities Commission Malaysia and Bank Negara Malaysia. This may include token structuring, licensing considerations, payment models, custody arrangements, AML, KYC and platform terms.

Yes. JPP LAW can review token projects, digital-asset models and Web3 business structures from a Malaysian legal and regulatory perspective. The firm helps clients identify legal risks early, structure the model more clearly and prepare relevant documents such as terms of use, risk disclosures, agreements and compliance policies.

Yes. JPP LAW can assist foreign clients who are setting up, investing, contracting or facing legal issues in Malaysia. This includes corporate structuring, Malaysian contract review, local regulatory considerations, dispute strategy and engagement with Malaysian counterparties.

Yes. If you have received a lawyer's letter, letter of demand, notice of claim or court documents, JPP LAW can review the document, explain your position and advise on the next steps. It is usually better to seek advice early before replying, ignoring the matter or making admissions that may affect your case later.

Yes. JPP LAW can prepare and issue a letter of demand where appropriate. Before doing so, the firm will usually review the documents, assess the legal basis of the claim and advise whether a demand letter is the right first step.

Not always. Many disputes can be managed through negotiation, settlement discussions, mediation or a carefully drafted legal response. JPP LAW will advise whether court action is necessary, commercially sensible or avoidable based on your documents, objectives and risk.

No. JPP LAW acts for both individuals and businesses. The firm assists individuals with disputes, probate and estate matters, family-related disputes, contractual issues and other civil claims. It also advises companies, founders, SMEs and digital-asset businesses.

Justin, Poh & Partners is located at 16F, Pavilion Tower, 75 Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur 50200, Malaysia. The firm is based in central Kuala Lumpur and serves clients across Malaysia.

JPP LAW aims to respond to enquiries within one business day. You can contact the firm by email at general@jpplaw.co or by phone at +60 12-635 5133.

You can book a consultation by contacting JPP LAW at general@jpplaw.co or +60 12-635 5133. After your enquiry is received, the firm will usually ask for basic information and relevant documents so that a partner can understand the issue before advising you.

You should prepare the key documents, a short timeline of what happened, the names of the parties involved and any urgent deadlines. For disputes, this may include contracts, invoices, WhatsApp messages, emails, letters of demand or court documents. For corporate and contract matters, this may include existing agreements, company documents and business terms.

Where appropriate, JPP LAW may offer fixed-fee arrangements for clearly defined work such as contract review, document drafting, legal opinions or advisory work. For litigation and dispute matters, fees usually depend on urgency, complexity, court stages and the amount of work required.

A boutique partner-led firm gives you direct access to senior lawyers, clearer communication and more focused attention. At JPP LAW, the aim is to give practical legal advice that clients can understand and use, whether the matter involves a dispute, a business contract, a corporate issue or a digital-asset regulatory question.

JPP LAW combines disputes, corporate, commercial and digital-asset experience in one boutique Kuala Lumpur practice. The firm is built for clients who want direct partner access, clear advice, commercial thinking and serious legal support without unnecessary complexity.

You may contact Justin, Poh & Partners by email at general@jpplaw.co or by phone at +60 12-635 5133. The firm is located at 16F, Pavilion Tower, 75 Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur 50200, Malaysia.