Injured in an Accident?
Know Your Next Step.
Accident and civil claims in Johor Bahru, handled with care from the first call. Talk to a lawyer about your situation.
Clear Guidance When You Need It Most
Facing an injury after a road traffic accident or dealing with an escalating civil dispute can feel overwhelming. At N M Tiong & Co., our practice in Menara TJB, Johor Bahru focuses on helping accident victims, their families, and individuals in commercial disagreements understand where they stand legally—without jargon or confusion.
Our Practice Areas
Focused representation for claimants and individuals in Johor Bahru.
Road Accident Claims
Legal support for drivers, passengers, pillion riders, and pedestrians in road traffic accident claims across Johor Bahru.
- Motorcycle & Pillion Rider Injuries
- Car & Multi-Vehicle Collisions
- Pedestrian & Cyclist Accidents
- Fatal Accident Claims (Dependency & Bereavement)
- Severe & Catastrophic Injury Claims
Personal Injury Claims
Guidance on medical report collations, hospitalisation expenses, loss of earnings, and general damages.
- Public Liability
- Premises Accidents
- Medical Expense Claims
Fatal Accident Claims
Compassionate legal support for grieving families seeking dependency claims and bereavement damages under Malaysian law.
- Dependency Claims
- Funeral Expenses
- Letters of Administration Guidance
Civil Court Matters
Representing individuals and businesses in Sessions Court and High Court proceedings in Johor.
- Debt Recovery & Money Claims
- Contract & Commercial Disputes
- Tenancy & Property Disputes
- Defending Summons & Writs
Debt & Money Claims
Letters of demand, negotiation, and formal civil actions to recover outstanding monies and loans.
- Unpaid Debts
- Letters of Demand
- Execution Proceedings
Contract Disputes
Advising on breaches of written and oral agreements, sales of goods, and service disputes.
- Breach of Contract
- Tenancy Breaches
- Settlement Agreements
Working With Our Firm
We believe legal representation should be transparent and reassuring. Here is what you can expect when you instruct our office.
Talk to a lawyer directly
You consult directly with an Advocate & Solicitor who reviews the facts of your accident or dispute.
Know what happens next
We explain procedural stages—such as police investigation findings, medical reports, letters of demand, or court filing deadlines—so there are no surprises.
Stay updated on your file
Clients receive updates as significant events occur, and can request a status summary anytime via our Track My File system.
Start Here
Interactive resources to organise your documents and determine your next procedural steps.
Organise your evidence
Step-by-step checklist to assemble police reports, medical bills, and photos before meeting a lawyer.
Find your next step in 2 minutes
Answer 5 quick questions about your accident or civil dispute to evaluate urgency and required paperwork.
See where your matter stands
Enter your firm reference number to receive an updated progress overview directly on WhatsApp.
Menara TJB
Suite 1009, 10th Floor, 9 Jalan Syed Mohd Mufti, 80000 Johor Bahru
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nmtiongjb@gmail.com
07-221 1819
Fax: 07-221 1820
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Clear articles on Malaysian personal injury claims, insurance discharge vouchers, and civil court processes.
What to do in the first 24 hours after a road accident in Johor
Essential steps from securing the scene and lodging a police report to obtaining initial medical treatment and preserving vital evidence.
Should I sign the insurer's settlement form after an accident?
Why signing a discharge voucher or early offer before medical assessments are concluded may permanently end your right to future compensation.
Received a summons or court writ? What happens next
Understanding the strict time limits to enter an appearance in Malaysian civil courts, and why ignoring court papers can lead to default judgment.