Capabilities

Infrastructure & Construction

Overview

Our Infrastructure & Construction practice group has built a solid reputation on a strong legal foundation and extensive industry experience. We have substantial experience in providing legal advice in the infrastructure and construction industry. Our projects range from residential, commercial development to Multi-billion Ringgit oil terminal and industrial facilities, including the development and augmentation of government initiated economic corridors, high-speed broadband rights and infrastructure, bridges and airport facilities.

Our clients include property and project owners, developers, concessionaire holders, employers, operators, contractors and consultants. We understand the rigorous demands in construction law and apply the same rigour in meeting these needs.

We have advised on project not only within Malaysia but also in Sudan, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, India and Indonesia.

Areas of Practice

Infrastructure & Construction Advisory Services

Areas of Practice

Infrastructure & Construction

Advising on instructions to be issued to tenderers and the preparation of tender documents

Drafting and advising on the contents of various letters in relation to the acceptance of tenders, the appointment and selection of contractors and notification of appointments

Advising on legislative and regulatory compliance on tender procedures and construction law matters

Advising, drafting and negotiating on various types of construction contracts and other agreements related thereto including development, supply, maintenance, agency and licence agreements

Advising on related security documents in the construction industry e.g. bank guarantees, design warranties, etc.

Advising and litigating on any legal disputes arising from the various construction contracts and other agreements related thereto including the interpretation of contracts, alleged breach and default of the parties to the contracts

We also advise our clients on the legislative and regulatory framework relating to industrial relations issues such as the Industrial Relations Act 1967, the Employment Act 1955, the Human Resource Development Act 1992, Employees Social Security Act 1969, Employees Provident Fund Act 1991, Workmen’s Compensation Act 1952, Minimum Standards of Housing and Amenities Act 1990, Wages Council Act 1947, Children and Young Persons (Employment) Act 1966 and Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 and the respective regulations made thereunder.

In addition to a thorough understanding of the law and its application, our work is distinguished by the hands-on approach in dealing with our clients and their employees. We believe our understanding of the complex interplay between the employer-employee relationship and the prevailing commercial, industry and statutory standards, are integral to achieve an effective solution in the industrial relations disputes.

Key Experience

Recognition

Asian-mena Counsel Firm of the Year 2019, 2015, 2014 for Real Estate/Construction

In-House Community

Key Contacts

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Knowledge Centre

Latest News & Expert Insights

News & Insights

Structuring Project Finance Deals: Legal Risks and Mitigation

Cross-border financing brings complex legal challenges across jurisdictions. This article highlights key issues such as regulatory compliance, enforceability of security, and structuring strategies for international transactions.

19 January, 2026
News & Insights

Malaysia’s Financial Regulatory Landscape: 2025 Outlook

Cross-border financing brings complex legal challenges across jurisdictions. This article highlights key issues such as regulatory compliance, enforceability of security, and structuring strategies for international transactions.

19 January, 2026
News & Insights

Navigating Cross-Border Financing: Key Legal Considerations

Cross-border financing brings complex legal challenges across jurisdictions. This article highlights key issues such as regulatory compliance, enforceability of security, and structuring strategies for international transactions.

19 January, 2026