Litigation & Debt Recovery
Civil claims, recovery actions, enforcement and personal injury claims.
Civil claims and debt recovery, including banking recovery, bankruptcy and winding-up, enforcement, and personal injury claims.
What this covers
- Hire-purchase and lease recovery
- Credit card and consumer banking recovery
- Islamic banking financing recovery
- Scholarship and education loan recovery
- Bankruptcy and winding-up proceedings
- Enforcement of judgments, including judgment debtor summons and writs of seizure and sale
- Road accident and personal injury claims
- Bodily injury and property damage claims
- Other civil claims
How a civil claim usually works
- Assessment — we review your documents and explain your options, including whether settlement is worth exploring.
- Letter of demand — usually the first formal step.
- Court proceedings — if the matter is not resolved, a claim is filed in the appropriate court.
- Case management and trial — the court sets directions; many cases settle before trial.
- Judgment and enforcement — if judgment is obtained and not paid, enforcement steps may follow.
Every case depends on its own facts and evidence, and no outcome can be guaranteed.
What to bring
- Any letters, notices or court papers you have received
- Contracts, invoices, statements and correspondence
- For accident claims: police report, medical reports and receipts, photos
See also: Guide: Received a letter of demand?
The information on this page is general information only and is not legal advice. Every matter depends on its own facts.
Speak to our team
Our Kuantan and Kuala Lumpur offices can help. Please call, email or send an enquiry.