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Artificial Intelligence and the Law in Malaysia: Challenges, Opportunities, and the Road Ahead

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries and public services across the globe. From predictive analytics in banking to facial recognition in security, AI technologies are becoming increasingly embedded in our society. However, this digital revolution raises a host of legal questions, especially in areas such as liability, data protection, intellectual property, and governance. While …

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Fake or Fact?

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Defamation law is a legal framework that protects individuals and entities from false statements that harm their reputations. It’s designed to strike a balance between freedom of speech and the right to protect one’s reputation from unjust attacks. Individuals and entities need to be aware of their rights and responsibilities and be more cautious when …

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Drafting a Comprehensive Shareholders Agreement in Malaysia

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A shareholder agreement is a crucial legal document that governs the rights, obligations, and relationships among shareholders in a company. In Malaysia, such an agreement plays a vital role in safeguarding the interests and rights of the shareholders and ensuring smooth operations of the company. This article aims to provide an overview of the essential …

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To Will or Not to Will

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By Tanushaa Dewi If there are two things certain about life, it is death and taxes (based on a quote by Benjamin Franklin). Have you ever wondered what will happen to your assets and belongings after you pass away? If you want to have a say on how you wish to distribute your assets and …

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A Illegitimate Child’s Rights To Inherit The Parent’s Wealth (Died without a will)

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Written by Tanushaa Dewi When a child is born out of wedlock (where both parents were not married to each other at the time), the said child is known as an Illegitimate Child. In Latin, an illegitimate child is known as filius nullius which means son of nobody. An illegitimate child unless legitimised by marriage …

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