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I was invited by the Dean of Law faculty of University of Malaya, Prof Abu Bakar Munir, to attend his recent public letcure entitled “Data Protection Law: Too Little, Too Late” on last Tuesday 4 August 2009.

Professor Abu Bakar Munir and I
He started his lecture by qouting the lyric from one of [...]

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If you are not happy with the internet speed provided by Streamyx or P1, if you are not happy with the call rate that Maxis or Celcom charge you, or your letter was not properly handled by Pos Malaysia or Fedex, what can you do apart from complaining to these providers?
You may [...]

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“Survey carried out in a number of industrialised countries showed that the proportions of female employees who had been subjected to sexual harassment in those countries ranged from 42% to 70%“. said Lim Ah Lek, the former Minister of Human Resources, Malaysia.  This is an alarming figure, which means 10 out of 7 female workers were being sexually [...]

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Following my 2 previous post entitled The Legal Issues between Landlords and Tenants and Can you force your tenant to leave by cutting the utilities in the premises? below are the 11 Frequent Asked Questions in relation to the legal fees and stamp duty issues:
Q1. Is it a MUST to engage a lawyer to draft my tenancy agreement? Ans: There is no [...]

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Few hours ago, I received the below email from one of my blog readers, stating his dissatisfaction and disappointment about his lawyer.Below is the full content of the email:
“Dear Mr. Eddie.I had an appointment with a lawyer today (on a lawyer and client basis) to talk about matters on a case he plans to take [...]

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