Lee Hishammuddin Allen & Gledhill is delighted to announce the launch of our China Desk Webpage, designed to offer tailored legal services for Chinese enterprises thriving in the Malaysian market. While the China Desk has been diligently serving our Chinese clients for over three years, we are pleased to present a dedicated online platform showcasing our array of services and expertise.

Co-chaired by Andrew Chiew Ean Vooi and Crystal Wong Wai Chin, and supported by key members of our corporate team, Bella Chu Chai Yee and Teo Wai Sum, our China Desk offers comprehensive solutions across all practice areas to meet the diverse needs of our Chinese clientele.

As a proud member of both Multilaw and Interlaw, global networks of independent law firms, LHAG collaborates closely with esteemed partners in China, namely JunHe LLP and Zhong Lun W&D, who are members of Multilaw and Interlaw respectively. This collaboration further enhances our ability to serve our Chinese clients effectively.

It is worth noting that Dato’ Thomas M. L. Lee, one of the founders of our firm, is the son of Colonel Tun Sir Henry Lee Hau Shik (better known as H.S. Lee), a prominent leader in Malaysia’s independence movement. H.S. Lee, born in Southern China, was the sole Chinese signatory of the Malayan independence agreement with Britain. This unique heritage underscores our firm’s profound understanding of Chinese culture and history, which is invaluable for our China Desk and Chinese clients. It reflects our deep respect for Chinese heritage and values, fostering stronger connections and trust with our Chinese clientele.

We remain steadfast in our commitment to delivering efficient and effective solutions to help our Chinese clients thrive in Malaysia. With our longstanding reputation and expertise, we are well-equipped to guide our Chinese clients in navigating the legal landscape of Malaysia.

We invite you to visit our China Desk webpage to explore the breadth of services we offer and discover how we can assist you in achieving your goals.

6 March 2024