Associate

Faith Ling

Advocate & Solicitor of the High Court in Malaya

Faith Ling read law at Taylor's University Malaysia, graduating in 2023, and thereafter obtained the Certificate in Legal Practice in 2024. She completed her pupillage at a reputable dispute resolution firm before being admitted as an Advocate & Solicitor of the High Court in Malaya in 2025.

Faith has experience across a wide range of disputes, including real estate, contractual disputes, land matters, employment, and public interest litigation pertaining to constitutional and human rights matters. Most notably, she has been involved in matters concerning Orang Asli land rights, citizenship matters and enforced disappearance.

Faith has also served as a Perdana Fellow under the Minister of Law and Institutional Reform, and has worked on Malaysian law and policy reform initiatives relating to enhancing the existing legal framework for election offences, promoting business and human rights, strengthening alternative dispute resolution mechanisms in Malaysia, uplifting children's rights, and the separation of the offices of the Attorney-General and Public Prosecutor.

Presently, Faith's practice is focused on employment and industrial relations litigation, such as unfair dismissal claims. She also assists in advising private entities and multinational companies on employment-related issues, including mutual separation schemes and disciplinary management, and handles civil and general litigation matters spanning family law and probate.