Litigation Jobs in Petaling Jaya - July 2026 - Urgent Hiring

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MYR5,000 - MYR6,000 Per Month
Near Train Station
  • Oversee and manage end-to-end conveyancing processes for property acquisitions, disposals, leasing, and financing.
  • Draft, review, and negotiate Sale & Purchase Agreements (SPA), tenancy agreements, joint venture agreements, and other property-related contracts.
  • Liaise with external solicitors, banks, government authorities, and relevant stakeholders to ensure smooth transaction completion. ...
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3 days ago
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  • Review and draft routine legal documents
  • Conduct legal research on statutes, regulations, case law, and legal precedents
  • Assist in case preparation for hearings, trials, and meetings ...
Posted
18 days ago
MYR3,000 - MYR4,500 Per Month
  • Case Strategy: Manage, evaluate, and monitor legal recovery portfolios for delinquent customer accounts, initiating prompt legal action against non-performing accounts in line with corporate policies.
  • External Solicitor Liaison: Actively coordinate with external legal counsel on litigation progress, court filings, and enforcement actions.
  • Timeline Accountability: Track and monitor critical deadlines for legal notices, summonses, judgments, and execution processes. ...
Posted
21 days ago
MYR3,000 - MYR4,500 Per Month
  • Case Strategy: Manage, evaluate, and monitor legal recovery portfolios for delinquent customer accounts, initiating prompt legal action against non-performing accounts in line with corporate policies.
  • External Solicitor Liaison: Actively coordinate with external legal counsel on litigation progress, court filings, and enforcement actions.
  • Timeline Accountability: Track and monitor critical deadlines for legal notices, summonses, judgments, and execution processes. ...
Posted
a month ago

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