Justice Dr Choong Yeow Choy FASc

Justice Dr Choong Yeow Choy FASc, a distinguished advocate and solicitor at the High Court of Malaya, is a prominent figure in legal discourse and reform, wielding a profound influence over domestic and international dispute resolution processes.

In the legal field, he specialises in domestic and transnational civil litigation, with expertise in traditional and alternative dispute resolution. His dedication has greatly influenced the development of the University of Malaya's Faculty of Law, where he has served in multiple roles, including as Dean.

Professor Choong's scholarly pursuits delve deep into transnational civil litigation, international commercial arbitration, and the administration of the civil justice system. He actively participates in legal bodies such as the Bar Council Disciplinary Committee and the ASEAN Law Association of Malaysia.

Notably, his eminence in law led to his recognition as a distinguished member of the Judicial Appointments Commission. His contributions to the legal profession further extend to roles such as a member of the Bar Council Disciplinary Committee and the Disciplinary Committee of the Advocates and Solicitors Disciplinary Board.

Beyond these roles, Professor Choong has made significant contributions as the founder of the Malaysian National Committee of the International Academy of Comparative Law and as a member of the Governing Council of the ASEAN Legal Information Centre.

His intellectual prowess finds expression in a wealth of written works, which include books published by esteemed publishers like Butterworths and LexisNexis. His scholarly articles have graced the pages of renowned international journals, such as the Civil Justice Quarterly and the Australian Journal of Asian Law.

Professor Choong's global impact is seen in his extensive travel and collaborations with scholars worldwide. He's shared his expertise by teaching at esteemed institutions like Duke Law School, Chulalongkorn University, Kyushu University, and the University of Tokyo, shaping the global discourse on dispute resolution.