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    Insider Trading: Legal Or Illegal?

    An act will be called insider trading if such information is provided to a third party who benefits from his investment activities post receiving such information.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dr Hassan Elhais
    Dr Hassan Elhais
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    Key Differences Between ‘Mainland' And ‘Free Zone' Companies In The UAE

    As a dynamic hub for global commerce, investors now view the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as a key component in their worldwide operations.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    The Sovereign Group
    The Sovereign Group
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Mergers & Acquisitions In The Healthcare Sector: An Operator's Perspective

Despite oil prices experiencing a sharp decline and the regional economy bracing for a challenging period, transactional activity in the healthcare sector in the UAE and across the GCC...
United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
Clyde & Co
Clyde & Co
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    Middle East & North Africa (MENA): The Next Frontier For Private Education

    Some analysts have estimated the size of the MENA education market "to be as high as USD75.3 billion."
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
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    New Framework For Free Zone Companies Operating Onshore In Dubai

    On 3 March 2025, the Executive Council of Dubai issued Decision No. 11 of 2025 (the "Decision"), introducing a new regulatory framework to govern the ability of companies licensed in Dubai's free zones.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Squire Patton Boggs
    Squire Patton Boggs
  • Article

    Praxis Strengthens Global Reach As Dominic De Mariveles Relocates To UAE

    Dominic de Mariveles has relocated from London to the UAE in his role as Chief Commercial Officer at Praxis, reflecting the independent professional services firm's commitment to both the Middle East and Southeast Asia as key growth regions.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Praxis
    Praxis
  • Article

    Share Pledges In Limited Liability Companies

    Our clients frequently ask whether it is possible to pledge the shares of a limited liability company incorporated under the Federal Law No. 8 of 1984 concerning Commercial Companies (Companies Law), (UAE LLC) following a relatively recent announcement by the Dubai Department of Economic Development (DED) in which the DED indicated a willingness to record such pledges.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Hadef & Partners
    Hadef & Partners
  • Article

    The Rise Of Digital Debt Securities In The Middle East

    Let's get digital – the Middle East has been working toward broader adoption of digital debt securities, driven by government-led transformation agendas, regulatory frameworks, and an appetite for financial innovation.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Greenberg Traurig
    Greenberg Traurig
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    Third Party Funding Funding In The DIFC Courts

    On 14 March 2017 the DIFC Courts issued "Practice Direction 2 of 2017 – Third Party Funding in the DIFC Courts" (PD 2/2017) forming part of the Courts' procedural rules.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
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    Will Company Be Liable Is Manager Issue Personal Cheque To Debtors?

    A manager of a company is considered as its face bearing an extensive range of responsibilities despite the commitments and obligations mentioned in the Companies Law of UAE.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dr Hassan Elhais
    Dr Hassan Elhais
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    A Guide To Abu Dhabi Oil And Gas 2019-2020

    Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, witnessed a massive average of 2.86 mill barrels of oil, in the first half of 2018 itself
    United Arab EmiratesEnergy and Natural Resources
    STA Law Firm
    STA Law Firm
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    Cheque Execution In The UAE: Legal Position And Practical Enforcement

    Under UAE law, a cheque is recognised as a commercial instrument. It constitutes a written order issued by the account holder (the drawer) instructing a bank to pay a specific sum of money to a named beneficiary or to the bearer.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    Sohaibani & Partners
    Sohaibani & Partners
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    DIFC And JAFZA Join Forces – The Dual-Zone Advantage

    Dubai is reinforcing its position as a global hub where trade and finance operate side by side. On Tuesday, 28 October, DP World's Jebel Ali Free Zone Authority...
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    HAS Law Firm
    HAS Law Firm
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    Small Claims – What Is It And When To Use It

    The DIFC and ADGM are both equipped to deal with lower value claims using their own respective Small Claims Tribunal/Court to offer a time efficient and cost-effective way for resolution of disputes.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    HAS Law Firm
    HAS Law Firm
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    The UAE's New Civil Code: First Reflections On A Major Legislative Reform

    The UAE Government has recently announced the enactment of a new Civil Code, marking a significant legislative milestone. While this announcement has attracted widespread attention...
    United Arab EmiratesGovernment, Public Sector
    Habib Al Mulla & Partners
    Habib Al Mulla & Partners
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    UAE FDI Law: Positive List

    The positive list provided for in the UAE FDI Law has now been issued by the UAE Cabinet and has come into effect. This is a significant development for foreign investors that are interested in investing in...
    United Arab EmiratesGovernment, Public Sector
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
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    A UAE Insurance Company Cancelled Your Policy?

    The question tends to arise at the worst possible moment, because a policy is usually only tested when the insured event is close at hand. The following case study, drawn from a matter concluded by MIO & Partners, illustrates how such a cancellation was challenged and what the outcome was.
    United Arab EmiratesInsurance
    MIO Law Firm
    MIO Law Firm
  • Article

    Damaged By Rains? Read More To Know Who Is Liable

    The United Arab Emirates (UAE) was hit by heavy rains and high winds over the weekend, causing damage to vehicles and houses.
    United Arab EmiratesInsurance
    Dr Hassan Elhais
    Dr Hassan Elhais
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    New UAE Rules: Sports Bodies Must Notify The Ministry Of Sports Of Their Registered Trademarks

    The UAE has introduced new notification requirements for recognised sports entities, including federations, leagues and clubs, mandating that they report their registered trademarks to the Ministry of Sports. Ministerial Resolution No. (39) of 2025 establishes formal mechanisms and timelines for compliance, with newly registered trademarks requiring notification within 60 days and amendments within 30 days.
    United Arab EmiratesIntellectual Property
    United Trademark & Patent Services
    United Trademark & Patent Services
  • Article

    Brief On The New UAE Cabinet Decision No 58/2020 On The Regulation Of The Procedures Of Real Beneficiary

    UAE Cabinet Decision No. 58 / 2020 is to be implemented to regulate the minimum obligations of the corporate entities incorporated in the UAE mainland and in the non-financial free zones...
    United Arab EmiratesInternational Law
    BSA Law
    BSA Law
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