– An introduction to our firm
YHA Law Firm
Yew Huoi, How & Associates (“YHA”) is an outstanding local Malaysian law firm dedicated to provide the best legal service to each of its discerning client. We are thoroughly versed in our core sectors of maritime, corporate and company related matters, commercial and insurance. We are trusted by our clients to resolve their most complex and complicated legal issues in the most time and cost efficient manner. Our firm is dedicated to work with our client to build our client’s business to the next level as we are here to serve our client’s legal needs for the long haul. We treasure and enjoy our long-term relationship with our client. We offer forward-thinking, long-term and viable legal resolutions, not short-sighted approaches.
Our dedication for excellence has earned the trust of our clients.
We are trusted by our
client to resolve their
most complex and
complicated legal
conundrum.
YHA specializes in the following areas. Our general litigation lawyers also cover all areas of civil and criminal litigation.
Why engage with us?
Independent, integrity and righteousness
As an advisor, advocate and a negotiator, we will constantly seek a result advantageous to our client. These functions will be performed with utmost integrity and righteousness.
Time and cost efficient solutions
Our firm makes it a reproach against engaging in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit and misrepresentation.
Sustainable development
We offer practical law approach so that legal issues are resolved expeditiously.
Professional enhancement
Our obsession with knowledge enable us to advise our client on the intricacies and perplexities of the law.
Our Team
We are trusted by our client to resolve their most complex and complicated legal conundrum.
What Our Clients Say
In a nutshell, they've been very helpful and accomodative to our requests. We highly recommend their services to our business partners, associates, friends and family
News and Updates
In The Sea Justice cases [2024] 2 Lloyd's Rep 383 and [2024] 2 Lloyd's Rep 429, the Singapore courts tackled a key question: which country should handle a maritime dispute when incidents span
Updates
The UK Supreme Court clarified the limits of force majeure clauses, ruling that “reasonable endeavours” do not require a party to accept alternative performance outside the agreed contract terms.
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