At K.H. ONG & NG, we recognize that effective legal planning and preventive advice are essential to avoiding future disputes and ensuring long-term stability. Our Non-Contentious & Advisory practice focuses on providing strategic, preventive, and solution-oriented legal counsel to individuals, businesses, and corporate clients across Malaysia.
We assist clients in structuring transactions, drafting agreements, and managing legal risks with clarity and foresight. Our lawyers take a proactive approach — ensuring that our clients are legally protected and commercially positioned for success before issues arise.
Our non-contentious and advisory services include a wide range of personal and corporate matters:
Advising and preparing wills, trust deeds, and letters of administration; assisting executors and beneficiaries in smooth estate distribution.
Advising companies on directors’ duties, compliance with statutory requirements, and good governance practices.
Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating agreements such as partnership, licensing, consultancy, supply, and service contracts.
Guiding clients through regulatory frameworks, licensing applications, and approvals with government or statutory bodies.
Structuring and documenting partnerships and collaborations to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes.
Providing practical advice on employment policies, staff handbooks, and statutory obligations under Malaysian labour laws.
Offering personal legal advisory for high-net-worth individuals and families, including asset protection and succession planning.
We help clients identify and mitigate potential legal risks before they develop into disputes.
Our advice is tailored to real-world business operations, ensuring compliance without unnecessary complexity.
Many of our corporate and individual clients rely on us for continuous legal support across multiple stages of their business and personal affairs.
We prioritize trust, confidentiality, and discretion in handling sensitive matters.
We advise and assist a diverse group of clients, including:
According to Altman Weil’s 2018 Chief Legal Officer Survey, corporate legal departments are spending more on internal expenditures than on
According to Altman Weil’s 2018 Chief Legal Officer Survey, corporate legal departments are spending more on internal expenditures than on
