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Overview
The dispute resolution practice at Lee & Koh focuses on infrastructure disputes for highway concessionaires, corporate banking litigation and Islamic banking recovery for AmIslamic Bank. Partner Irwan Ismail spearheaded growth in the firm’s Islamic banking recovery practice by handling matters for AmIslamic Bank. The firm continues to advise concessionaires on legal issues involving accidents, trespassing and defamation on the highways they manage. Managing partner Koh Yew Chong is a key contact. Justin Leong is another lawyer to note.
Client feedback
“Lee & Koh stands out for their professionalism, clarity and dedication to client service. One of their most commendable attributes is their patience in explaining complex legal matters clearly and easy to understand. They take the time to ensure we are fully informed and comfortable with each step of the process. Their ability to communicate effectively, provide well-considered advice and navigate legal challenges with confidence makes them a reliable and trusted legal partner.” – Real estate
Justin Leong
“Justin is a responsible and dedicated individual who approaches every task with commitment and professionalism, consistently ensuring that work is completed thoroughly and on time.”
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Dispute resolution (asialaw)
Work highlights
Representing AmBank in an ongoing RM34 million ($8 million) debt recovery action against Malaysian construction company Bina Puri Holdings and its subsidiary. Successfully obtained summary judgment in September 2021, though Bina Puri appealed and sought stay of execution. A subsequent restructuring of facilities with additional security over Wisma Bina Puri led to a third suit, where the bank faces res judicata arguments. Trial is scheduled for January 2026.
Key clients
AmBank (M), BlackOak Consulting, West Coast Expressway