Civil, criminal, quasi-criminal, corporate - there's so many types of litigation. Which one are you interested in? Big firm, small firm? Expected salary? There's so many considerations that one cannot just pull a name out of the hat just like that 

Might as well go for civil-criminal, as you can still opt to go for civil if you later find that criminal practice is not your cup of tea.

Some recommended firms who do civil-criminal:

1. Karpal Singh & Co.
- criminal and general civil litigation.

2. Gobind Singh Deo & Co.
- criminal and general civil litigation

3. Wong Kian Keong
- white collar & quasi criminal and general civil litigation

4. Kuldip & Co.
- criminal and civil litigation, specialising in accident (runner) cases.

5. Jagjit Singh & Co.
- criminal and civil litigation, specialising in accident (runner) cases.

6. Suresh Thanabalasingham
- criminal, specialising in habeas corpus for ISA and EO cases and a bit of civil general litigation.

7. Rao & Kamal
- criminal and civil litigation,  specialising in accident (runner) cases.

That's basically what I can come up with at this moment. At all the above firms, I believe that you can really learn a lot during your 9 months' chambering period.

For the complete address and contact details, use the link to find a law firm at the first page of this thread.

Good luck