Kuala Lumpur
Know where you stand, and what to do next.
A clear read on your legal position, and a practical next step.
What are you facing?
Start with the problem in front of you.
Most clients reach us at a decision point. Tell us which one sounds like yours, and we’ll show you the next step.
Facing a dispute?
We help you understand your position, weigh the evidence, and decide the next step, in court or out of it.
How we help→Structuring or growing a company?
We help you set up, own, and run the business: incorporation, shareholders, transactions, and governance.
How we help→Entering a business arrangement?
We help you review, draft, and negotiate the documents before they become a problem.
How we help→Building in digital assets?
We help structure the legal side: clearer terms, risk controls, and regulatory awareness.
How we help→The Partners
Handled by a partner, start to finish.
You work directly with the person responsible for the advice, the strategy, and the work. No layers, no hand-offs, and no uncertainty about who is handling your matter.
Justin Yap
Partner — Civil Litigation & Digital Assets
Justin leads the firm's disputes work, across general civil and commercial matters. He takes on claims, contractual disputes, court proceedings, and enforcement, and stays close to the strategy at every stage. Clients come to him for a calm, direct read on where they stand and what to do next.
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Andrew Poh Seng Yong
Partner — Commercial
Andrew leads the firm's commercial practice: business structuring, transactions, shareholder arrangements, and the agreements behind them. He advises founders, owners, and investors on the decisions that shape a company. Commercial first, precise in the detail, and easy to work with.
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Plain answers to real legal questions.
Practical notes from the partners on the questions clients ask most, from letters of demand and dismissal to contracts and digital assets.
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Disputes & Litigation
What Is a Letter of Demand?
A letter of demand is often the first formal step before legal action. Here is what it means, what it should contain, and what to do if you receive one in Malaysia.
11 June 2026 · 6 min read
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Commercial & Contracts
Is a No Refund Policy Legal in Malaysia for Unused Packages?
A no refund policy may not be valid for unused service packages in Malaysia. Section 17 of the Consumer Protection Act 1999 limits what businesses can charge.
1 July 2026 · 6 min read
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Corporate
Legal Mistakes Founders Make Before Fundraising
The legal problems that sink a funding round are usually built in long before it starts. Here are the common ones, and how to avoid them.
10 June 2026 · 6 min read
Read→Why Clients Work With Us
Practical advice, clearly explained.
Boutique by choice. The reasons clients stay are the same reasons they come.
You speak to a partner
Your matter is handled by a partner, not passed down. The person who advises you is the person who does the work.
Clear, usable advice
We tell you where you stand and what to do next, in plain language you can act on.
Commercial sense, not just law
We weigh cost, risk, and the outcome you actually want: advice that fits the business decision, not only the legal one.
Prompt, personal replies
Reach out and you hear back from someone who can actually help, not a holding message.
Common Questions
Answers, before you ask.
These are the questions clients commonly ask before working with Justin, Poh & Partners. If your question is not listed here, a partner will respond to you directly.
Do I get to work directly with a partner at Justin, Poh & Partners?+
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.
Meet the partnersDoes JPP LAW only act for companies?+
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.
Can JPP LAW advise foreign clients doing business in Malaysia?+
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.
How quickly does JPP LAW respond to enquiries?+
JPP LAW aims to respond to enquiries promptly, and you deal directly with a partner rather than a call centre. You can contact the firm by email at general@jpplaw.co or by phone at +60 12-635 5133.
How do I book a consultation with JPP LAW?+
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.
Does JPP LAW offer fixed fees?+
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.
Question not listed here?
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+60 12-635 5133Office
16F, Pavilion Tower, 75 Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur 50200