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Ince & Co

BURJUMAN BUSINESS TOWER LEVEL 21, TRADE CENTRE ROAD, PO BOX 123004, DUBAI
Tel:
Work +971 4 359 8982
Fax:
Fax +971 4 359 0023
Web:
www.incelaw.com
Email:
Singapore, Shanghai, Piraeus, Paris, London, Le Havre , and 3 more

What we say about the firm's legal practice in United Arab Emirates

Corporate and M&A

Within Corporate and M&A, tier 6

Known for aviation and free zone work, Ince Al Jallaf & Co is headed by prominent figure Amna Al Jallaf. Passenger airlines, executive air carriers and aircraft owners are the firm’s core client base. Rita Al Semaani Jansen provides further corporate and commercial expertise.

Dispute resolution

Within Dispute resolution, tier 4

Experienced Ince Al Jallaf & Co partner Bob Deering is another prominent lawyer with excellent litigation credentials. The firm is consistently praised for its shipping and marine insurance expertise.

Shipping

Within Shipping, Ince & Co is a second tier firm,

Ince Al Jallaf & Co’s experienced managing partner Bob Deering has a fine reputation for cargo claims, charterparty disputes and marine insurance. Deering’s UAE practice is given additional weight and significance by Ince & Co’s leading global shipping practice.

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United Arab Emirates

Offices in Dubai

China

Offices in Shanghai

Germany

Offices in Hamburg

France

Offices in Paris and Le Havre

Greece

Offices in Piraeus

Hong Kong

Offices in Hong Kong

London

Offices in London

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Singapore

Offices in Singapore

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Legal Developments in United Arab Emirates

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  • The Restructuring Review

    OVERVIEW OF 2008/2009 RESTRUCTURING AND INSOLVENCY
    - Afridi & Angell

  • Dubai Financial Support Fund to spearhead restructuring of Dubai World

    The Government of Dubai issued a press release on 25 November 2009 confirming that, through its Supreme Fiscal Committee (SFC), it has authorised the Dubai Financial Support Fund (DFSF) to spearhead the restructuring of Dubai World with immediate effect.
    - Denton Wilde Sapte

  • Law No 9 of 2009 and Article 3 of Law No 13 of 2008

    Application and implementation of Law No 9 of 2009 and Article 3 of Law No 13 of 2008 and any pitfalls associated with the same.
    - Trench & Associates

  • A Lawyer’s Words of Caution

    Before I embark on a review on the current hotel management companies’ and owners’ predicament when entering into a market such a Dubai in the face of the financial crisis, I have a few questions to pose to Mr Mike Scully;-
    - Trench & Associates

  • UAE - Dispute Resolution 2009/10

    Commercial disputes in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are generally resolved through litigation in the courts or arbitration. Arbitration is becoming an increasingly popular way to resolve disputes. The UAE recently signed the UN Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards 1958 (New York Convention).
    - Afridi & Angell

  • M-Banking in UAE, is it regulated?

    Whilst driving to work in the morning you receive an sms from your wife reminding you to pay the DEWA bill. You realize that you have one internal meeting at 9.30am and another meeting at 3.00pm. There is no time for you to go to DEWA office or other payment outlets and you are betting whether you have time to pay the bill online from your desktop computer. In fact the only time you have to think about this house chore is the time when you are alone in the car driving to the office. However with the advent of mobile banking, the bill can be paid by pressing a few buttons on your mobile phone and by the time you reach the office, you are free to concentrate on other matters.
    - Habib Al Mulla & Company

  • Can Freehold Visas Win Back Trust?

    Dubai’s freehold property era is several years old but some of its birth pangs were never really addressed.
    - Trench & Associates

  • Islamic finance update

    On 30 April 2009 in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, the International Islamic Fiqh Academy (Academy) of the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) closed its 19th session. The Academy is composed of senior Shari’ah scholars representing Muslim member countries of the OIC. It is considered to be the most prestigious and high-ranking body of Shari’ah scholars in the Muslim world. Compliance with its resolutions, while not statutorily binding, is considered to be extremely important and persuasive.
    - Denton Wilde Sapte

  • Commercial Rules for Bankruptcy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

    The laws on bankruptcy in Saudi Arabia are not extensive nor has their application been well tested. Saudi law dealing with bankruptcy is not very detailed and in broad terms it is left to the parties to make an agreement with each other or Shari'ah principles are applied and the relevant court will decide the matter.
    - Al Tamimi & Company

  • EMPLOYEE SHARE OPTION AND INCENTIVE PLANS

     
    - Al Tamimi & Company
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