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2025 Edition
Competition/antitrust (asialaw)
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Christopher & Lee Ong (asialaw)
7 practice areas
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Rahmat Lim & Partners (asialaw)
8 practice areas
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Raja Darryl & Loh (asialaw)
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SK Chambers (asialaw)
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Shearn Delamore & Co (asialaw)
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Skrine (asialaw)
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Wen & Co (asialaw)
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Jason Teoh & Partners (asialaw)
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Lee Hishammuddin Allen & Gledhill (asialaw)
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Shook Lin & Bok (asialaw)
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Wong & Partners (asialaw)
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Zaid Ibrahim & Co (asialaw)
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Tommy Thomas (asialaw)
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Overview

Founded by renowned competition lawyer Nicole Leong, Wen & Co offers clients a bespoke legal service tailored to the evolving competition landscape in Malaysia. With a focused boutique model, the firm aims to deliver the incisive expertise and agility of a small team alongside the heavyweight experience of elite law firms. Clients benefit from Leongs substantial track record advising on precedent-setting competition matters during her time as partner at Tay & Partners, while Wen & Cos lean structure ensures clients receive personal attention and the bespoke service from a close-knit group of specialists. The firm aims to provide solutions that specifically address the requirements of clients facing a changing competition landscape and tightening regulatory compliance. 

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Competition/antitrust (asialaw)

Work highlights 

Represented AirAsia, a leading low-cost carrier, in a landmark appeal against the Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC). This case set a precedent for interpreting the deeming provision under Section 4(2) of the Competition Act 2010. The Court of Appeal's ruling had significant implications for MyCC's authority and function, establishing it as a quasi-judicial body. The court held that once MyCC issues its findings, it becomes functus officio and loses the power to challenge decisions made by its appellate body, the Competition Appeal Tribunal. This decision clarified the limits of MyCC's role and reshaped the landscape of competition law enforcement in Malaysia. 

Key clients 

Novartis, Silver Tech 

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