Being the largest firm in the state of Selangor, Tan Norizan & Associates has expanded its services beyond its initial focus on real estate matters. While still known for its property law expertise, the firm now offers legal services in various other areas including banking and finance, dispute resolution, intellectual property, information technology, corporate and commercial, criminal, and family law. This diversification aims to address a broader range of client needs. The firm's growth reflects its efforts to adapt to changing market demands in the region. For inquiries, Liang Jie (Vincent) Ong is available as a primary contact.
Client feedback
"Good and efficient in every aspect of banking deals." – Banking and finance
"A resourceful law firm has a team of lawyers who possess diverse expertise across various practice areas. This allows them to effectively handle a wide range of legal issues, from corporate law and litigation to intellectual property and real estate. These lawyers are not only well-versed in the law but also stay updated on the latest legal developments and precedents relevant to their practice areas." – Real estate
Yih Shiuan (Bylian) Kou
"Bylian excels in communication and client engagement, providing detailed explanations and guidance to clients embroiled in legal disputes. Bylian goes above and beyond to address his clients' concerns and ensure that they are fully informed and empowered throughout the legal process. His ability to simplify complex issues and offer practical solutions underscores his effectiveness as a legal adviser."
"Very responsive on queries and assisting in meeting deadlines."
Work highlights
Successfully represented an individual in a landmark case that reached the Federal Court. The case centres on a novel point of law concerning the principle of indefeasibility of title under Malaysian Land Law. The key question is whether the payment of a deposit by a prior purchaser can override the registered interests of a subsequent purchaser, whose title would typically be considered indefeasible. The Federal Court's decision in this case will set an important precedent, clarifying the balance between protecting prior financial commitments and maintaining the integrity of registered land titles.
Key clients
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