Chambers Review
Harold & Lam Partnership has an excellent reputation for its expertise in construction disputes in Malaysia, including matters before the Court of Appeal and Federal Court, as well as arbitration and adjudication. The department often represents contractors and subcontractors, as well as project employers, on matters relating to real estate and energy projects. Clients include Econpile, Kejuruteraan QKS and Mudajaya.
Work Highlights
- Harold & Lam Partnership represented Kejuruteraan QKS in its dispute against a scaffolding contractor that it had appointed to work on the PC MTBE Flare Improvement project managed by Petronas.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"Harold & Lam Partnership exhibit a profound understanding of the construction industry, and their knowledge extends to the evolving landscape of construction cases. They keep us regularly updated on developments in the industry and provide valuable insights, helping us navigate the complexities of our cases effectively."
"They are able to provide advice for the way forward. They are well established and have a deep understanding of legal strategies."
"Harold & Lam Partnership exhibit a profound understanding of the construction industry, and their knowledge extends to the evolving landscape of construction cases. They keep us regularly updated on developments in the industry and provide valuable insights, helping us navigate the complexities of our cases effectively."
"They are able to provide advice for the way forward. They are well established and have a deep understanding of legal strategies."
Notable Practitioners
Lam Wai Loon is a leading name in construction arbitration and adjudication in Malaysia, whilst he also acts on high-stakes litigation, including in the Court of Appeal.
"With his extensive experience, he stands out as a seasoned professional in his field. He has a remarkable talent for simplifying complex matters, quickly grasping the core problem at hand."
"He knows construction law very well and has good knowledge of past court cases."