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Donovan & Ho Welcomes Hooi Chung Wai As Partner In Dispute Resolution
Donovan & Ho Welcomes Hooi Chung Wai as Partner in Dispute Resolution
The young and vibrant Malaysian law firm, Donovan & Ho, has appointed Hooi Chung Wai as a Partner in its Dispute Resolution practice, further strengthening the firm’s capabilities in high-stakes corporate and commercial litigation.
Chung Wai brings extensive experience in shareholder and corporate disputes, including minority oppression actions, directors’ duties, derivative claims, and complex shareholder conflicts. His practice also covers commercial and contractual disputes, negligence claims, securities litigation, and domestic and international arbitration. He has appeared at all levels of the Malaysian courts and is recognised for his strategic, commercially grounded approach.
Chung Wai joined Donovan & Ho in February 2026 after serving as Partner at Shan Chambers from February 2024 to February 2026. Prior to that, he spent over six years at LHAG, progressing from Legal Intern to Senior Associate in Kuala Lumpur. His expertise spans corporate and commercial dispute resolution, as well as trust, probate, and administration matters.
Commenting on his appointment, Chung Wai said,
“I’m happy to share that I have joined Donovan & Ho as a Partner in the Dispute Resolution practice. Grateful for the experiences and guidance that have shaped my journey thus far, I’m excited to begin this new chapter with a firm that places strong emphasis on integrity, thoughtful advocacy, and a collaborative approach to working with clients and colleagues. I look forward to working alongside my new teammates and continuing to support clients in navigating complex disputes with practical, commercially grounded solutions. Here’s to new beginnings and the road ahead.”
Chung Wai also has expertise in private wealth matters, including estate planning, succession, and estate administration disputes.
Chung Wai’s appointment comes as Donovan & Ho continues to expand its depth and expertise in corporate, commercial, and dispute resolution matters, reinforcing the firm’s commitment to providing clients with strategic and commercially grounded legal solutions.
Donovan & Ho is a Kuala Lumpur-based boutique law firm established in 2014, widely recognized for its expertise in employment law, dispute resolution, and corporate advisory
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