Map of Malaysia. Credit: sharafmaksumov / AdobeStock Malaysia Courts Global Law Firms with Economic Zone and Arbitration Reforms
The Southeast Asian country is easing licensing rules for some foreign firms and making other changes, but will it be enough to attract law firms to Kuala Lumpur?
September 29, 2024 at 04:49 PM
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Malaysia and Singapore are creating a special economic zone aimed at boosting foreign investment in the region and attracting international law firms to Kuala Lumpur, government minister Azalina Othman Said said in an exclusive interview with Law.com International in Paris.
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