How to Start an Inheritance Case in Dubai Step by Step: A Guide for Inheritance Lawyers
A step-by-step guide from an inheritance lawyer on how to file an inheritance case in Dubai Families often don’t want to deal with legal paperwork when a loved one dies. But in Dubai and the rest of the UAE, inheritance issues need to be handled with care and correctly, especially for expats and married couples. …
What Is Legal Guardianship in the UAE?—Simple Guide for Parents & Expats
If you think of guardianship as the official keys to make big decisions for a child, like where they go to school, get medical care, travel, and deal with legal issues, then custody is the key to the front door where the child lives every day. For married couples in the UAE (including many expats), …
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Best Lawyer for Rental Increase Dispute in Dubai
Rent increases in Dubai can sometimes seem sudden and hard to understand, especially if you’re not sure if the landlord is following the law. A lot of tenants only start to worry about a rent increase after they get a notice, and by then, the situation is already stressful. But the truth is much more …
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Arbitration vs Litigation in the UAE: Cost, Time & Confidentiality | Arbitration Law Guide for Founders & Investors
Arbitration vs Litigation in the UAE: Cost, Time, and Confidentiality Comparison (Founder & Investor Guide to Arbitration Law) If you’re a founder or investor in the UAE, a dispute can feel like a sudden sandstorm: everything is fine—until visibility drops and decisions become urgent. One of the first strategic choices you’ll face is arbitration vs …
Arbitration for Construction & Infrastructure Disputes in the UAE: A Practical Arbitration Law Guide for Founders & Investors
A delayed handover can burn months of revenue. A variation order can trigger a chain reaction of claims. And a single payment dispute can freeze financing. If you’re a founder, investor, or principal in a family-owned business, construction and infrastructure risk isn’t theoretical—it hits cash flow, timelines, and reputation.
Best trademark lawyer in the UAE for brand protection
Introduction When you’ve poured your heart, soul, and savings into building a brand in the UAE, the last thing you want is to find a “twin” business operating down the street with a similar logo. Your brand identity is more than just a name in the fast-paced markets of Dubai and Abu Dhabi; it’s your …
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The UAE’s Exit from OPEC: Sovereignty, Strategy, and the Shift Toward Market Autonomy
The withdrawal of the United Arab Emirates from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), effective May 1, 2026, represents a watershed moment in the history of international energy governance.
Karta’s Personal Liability Where HUF Assets Are Insufficient to Satisfy an Arbitral Award: Bombay High Court Clarifies Position
By Athira T.S Introduction The Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) occupies a distinctive position in Indian law. While not a separate juristic entity in the same manner as a corporation or partnership, the HUF is nevertheless recognised for purposes of property ownership, taxation, and litigation. The affairs of the HUF are managed by the Karta, who …
From Human Cartels to Digital Coordination: Rethinking Section 3(3) in Algorithmic Markets
By Aniket Ghosh Introduction Traditionally, competition law has viewed cartels as the product of deliberately coordinated human activities. These include activities such as price-fixing, market allocation, limiting output, and bid-rigging. Cartels have historically required the existence of explicitly articulated agreements or tacitly agreed upon actions through communication and conscious coordinated strategic actions among competing businesses. …
Force Majeure in Times of War: Navigating Contractual Risk Under Indian Law in the Context of the Iran-Israel-US Conflict
By Sukrit Kapoor Introduction The resurgence of geopolitical conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States has once again foregrounded the vulnerability of international commercial arrangements to external shocks. For Indian businesses engaged in cross-border trade, energy procurement, logistics, and manufacturing, the ripple effects of such a conflict ranging from disrupted shipping routes to sanctions and supply …