Vishnu Vijandran helps companies, directors and individuals settle business and personal disputes. He reads your documents himself and represents you in court or in arbitration, a private alternative to court.
Choose the situation closest to yours. We'll show you how we can help and what to send us.
Send us the letter and the contract it relates to. We'll tell you whether the demand is valid, write your reply, and explain your options if the other side takes it to court.
You deal with the lawyer doing the work at every stage.
Send us the contract, your messages and the key dates. You get written advice on where you stand, your options and what a court case might cost, before you decide to start one.
Unpaid debts, broken contracts, property and tenancy disputes, negligence and urgent court orders. The lawyer who takes your case prepares the court papers and argues it for you.
Disputes between shareholders or business partners, building and supply contracts, ended agency deals and company closures, handled with your board, lenders and auditors in mind.
We check the contracts you sign and the ones you take over, point out the parts that cause arguments, and help you keep records that will stand up in court.
You'll know the next step, and roughly what it will cost, before any work begins.
Use the form, call, or message us on WhatsApp. A few lines and the key dates are enough.
We make sure we aren't already acting for the other side, and reply within one working day.
Bring your documents. We go through them with you and explain where you stand.
You get a plan for the first stage and a cost estimate to approve before work starts.
Advocate and Solicitor, High Court of Malaya
Vishnu handles disputes in court and in arbitration. He looks after each client's case himself, from the first meeting to the end.
If your question isn't here, send it to us. We'll answer it directly.
Ask a question→Yes. He takes your instructions, reads your documents, prepares the court papers and represents you. You have his number for as long as your case runs.
If you've received a letter of demand, court papers or a notice ending a contract, talk to us before you reply. A rushed reply can be used against you later.
The contract and any changes to it, your emails and messages in date order, invoices and payment records, and a one-page summary of what happened and when.
Yes. Arbitration is a private way of settling a dispute outside court. Vishnu has worked on cases at the Asian International Arbitration Centre and the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre.
Before each stage of work begins, you get a written estimate. We only start once you approve it.
Send us a short description first. Keep confidential documents until we've confirmed we can act for you.
