Cyber Law
Bread & Kaya 2023 Pt2: The syariah court tackles crypto, the importance of experts in software disputes and online sexual grooming
Parameters by Jawatankuasa Fatwa Negeri Selangor to be followed if dealing with Bitcoin
Not a defence for an accused to claim that they did not know that the victim is a child
Bread & Kaya 30: 2021 Cyberlaw cases in the recovery period ..Pt 3
Leading artists, Red Hong Yi & Namewee cash in on hot 2021 NFT market
Eye on digital banks, Grab and constitutionality of s. 233 of the CMA 1998
Bread & Kaya 30: 2021 Cyberlaw cases in the recovery period Pt2
Once a person clicks on a button agreeing to terms, such terms are binding
In a tiff over live streaming and streamers being poached by competitors
Bread & Kaya 30: 2021 Cyberlaw cases in the recovery period
Large increase of 40.6% in civil cyber cases between 2020 and 2021
Applying correct reasonable man test based on current development of society
When the Government of Malaysia announced its 2nd lockdown in January 2021, our Courts quickly opened virtual doors for remote hearings and trials.
Bread & Kaya 27: Cyberlaw in the Covid-19 Era Pt3
MalaysiaKini’s contempt case, Federal Court’s rationale for judgement
On the horizon: Taxi association’s RM100m class-action lawsuit against Grab
Bread & Kaya 27: Cyberlaw cases in the Covid-19 Era, Pt2
Victory for management corporation against AirBnB operators
Service of Court documents for Facebook Inc to Facebook Malaysia good enough says High Court
2020 Cyberlaw Cases: Cyberlaw in the Covid-19 Era
Pandemic response by Malaysian judiciary sees it embracing virtual
Need for counsel, litigants, witnesses to travel for hearings getting less
Malaysia’s first cyber court signals deepening of digital economy
Malaysia's cyber court swung into action on Sept 1. But the increasing intersection of technology and crime means the law must also evolve.
