Wilson Wong Advocates & Solicitors is a boutique law firm that specializes in three key areas: civil litigation, criminal litigation, and intellectual property litigation. Our firm is committed to providing personalized, high-quality legal services tailored to the unique needs of each client.
In the realm of civil litigation, we focus on resolving disputes efficiently and effectively. Our experienced attorneys represent clients in various matters, including contract disputes, property issues, and personal injury claims. We strive to safeguard our clients’ rights and achieve favorable outcomes through negotiation, mediation, or trial.
In criminal litigation, we defend individuals and organizations who face charges of criminal offenses. Our team understands the complexities of the criminal justice system and is dedicated to protecting our clients' interests at every stage of the process. We work tirelessly to ensure that our clients receive a fair trial and the best possible defense.
Our intellectual property litigation practice is designed to help clients safeguard their creations and innovations. We provide counsel on a wide range of issues, including patent, trademark, and copyright disputes. Our goal is to protect our clients' intellectual property rights while promoting their business interests in a competitive marketplace.
At Wilson Wong Advocates & Solicitors, we prioritize integrity, professionalism, and client satisfaction. We are dedicated to guiding our clients through the legal process with expertise and care, ensuring that they feel supported every step of the way.
Newsletter
(published on 08.12.2025)
In our recent appeal to the High Court, namely, Kusatex Sdn Bhd & Anor v Wirafoam Industries Sdn Bhd [2025] MLRHU 2706 (Wilson Wong Fu Sheng together with Rayveni Asogan, Sean Dudley, Sean Dudley & Associates and Wilson Wong), the High Court agreed with us (Defendants/Appellants), in a situation where the Plaintiff had pleaded that there were 127 invoices, and the said 127 invoices were never tendered before the Court, Section 114(g) Evidence Act 1950 can be invoked to urge the Court to draw an adverse inference against the Plaintiff/Respondent for withholding the said 127 invoices in its possession. The Plaintiff never explained the absence of invoices (and delivery orders), despite relying on them as the basis of its claim.
Therefore, the High Court found that the Plaintiff failed to discharge its burden of proof under section 101 and 102 of the Evidence Act 1950.
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We provide advice and consultation, suing and/or defending a suit brought to the Labour Court or the Industrial Court, attending mediation or settlement (where applicable), and conducting the trial for the matter.
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