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    Redomicile A BVI Company To ADGM

    A BVI company can be redomiciled to ADGM through a process known as continuation, allowing it to change its place of registration while preserving its legal identity, assets, liabilities and corporate history. The process involves preparing the BVI company, registering with ADGM and completing the BVI de-registration and ADGM continuation requirements.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    The Sovereign Group
    The Sovereign Group
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    The End Of The Paper Trail: JAFZA Goes Fully Digital

    JAFZA has launched a fully digital DocuSign process for board member changes and specimen signatures, eliminating physical submissions entirely.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Habib Al Mulla & Partners
    Habib Al Mulla & Partners
  • Article

    UAE Severance Of Diplomatic Relations With Qatar – How Does It Affect You And Your Company?

    Ex-patriate residents of Qatar are no longer eligible for UAE visit visas for GCC residents and are banned from international flights passing through the UAE.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    James Berry and Associates
    James Berry and Associates
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    Vicarious Liability Under The UAE Companies Law

    Forming a partnership or establishing a company to do business in the UAE is common practice. But it seems far less common for persons entering in to these arrangements to give due consideration to the potential liabilities they risk.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Habib Al Mulla & Partners
    Habib Al Mulla & Partners
  • Article

    When Is A Claim For The Value Of A Cheque Not Heard?

    There is no doubt that the cheque, as a commercial instrument and a means of payment, holds significant legal importance.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    BSA Law
    BSA Law
  • Article

    What Happens When An Ex-Employee Takes The Company’s Clients In The UAE?

    If an employee in the UAE resigns after several years with a company and starts his own business in the same field, the clients he dealt with while employed may follow him to the new business, and the company’s revenue from those clients may fall as a result.
    United Arab EmiratesEmployment and HR
    MIO Law Firm
    MIO Law Firm
  • Article

    Legal Representation Before The DIFC Courts' Small Claims Tribunal – Optional Or Conditional?

    The DIFC Courts' Small Claims Tribunal (the "SCT") has long attracted small- to mid-size business owners and individual litigants, as well as corporates seeking a swift and efficient forum...
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    Habib Al Mulla & Partners
    Habib Al Mulla & Partners
  • Article

    UAE’s State Of Financial Emergency: What It Means For Creditors And Debtors

    The UAE Cabinet has declared a Financial Emergency under the Bankruptcy Law in response to regional conflict, fundamentally altering the landscape for creditors and debtors. While creditors are temporarily barred from initiating bankruptcy proceedings, debtors facing hardship from the declared emergency gain access to flexible restructuring mechanisms.
    United Arab EmiratesInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    MIO Law Firm
    MIO Law Firm
  • Article

    Qatar Insurance Sector Overview

    Companies will be aware that they have a number of options from which to obtain their insurance coverage.
    United Arab EmiratesInsurance
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
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    UAE Opens Class 33 For Trademark Filings

    The United Arab Emirates has opened Class 33 for trademark filings, enabling brand owners to seek national protection for alcoholic beverages for the first time. This development creates new opportunities for businesses with international portfolios to extend their trademark protection into the UAE market and address previous gaps in their regional coverage.
    United Arab EmiratesIntellectual Property
    United Trademark & Patent Services
    United Trademark & Patent Services
  • Article

    Cassation Court Sets Aside Off-Plan Real Estate Arbitration Award For Public Policy

    Much ink was spilled on the matter of setting aside arbitration awards that deal with cancellation of off-plan sale and purchase contracts before UAE courts.
    United Arab EmiratesLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    The Firm Dubai
    The Firm Dubai
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    Dispute Resolution Services In UAE: Where To Find Effective Legal Solutions

    Disputes can arise in many situations, whether between business partners, landlords and tenants, employers and employees, buyers and sellers, or family members.
    United Arab EmiratesLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Awatif Mohammad Shoqi Advocates & Legal Consultancy
    Awatif Mohammad Shoqi Advocates & Legal Consultancy
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    Are Real Estate Foreclosures A Viable Option For Lenders In Dubai?

    The concept of foreclosure is a common law concept which is not applied in the same way in the UAE as it is in common law jurisdictions.
    United Arab EmiratesReal Estate and Construction
    Hadef & Partners
    Hadef & Partners
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    Back to Basics – The Construction & Engineering Contract

    This is the first article in a series of short articles which will look at some of the basic features of construction and engineering contracts under the law of the United Arab Emirates.
    United Arab EmiratesReal Estate and Construction
    Kennedys
    Kennedys
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    Best Lawyers In Dubai For Property Classification And Expert Evidence

    When a property is marketed under one classification but registered under another, buyers face disputes over promised use, services, and value. Understanding how to compare contracts, official records, marketing materials, and expert reports is essential to resolving classification conflicts and determining appropriate remedies under UAE property law.
    United Arab EmiratesReal Estate and Construction
    Dr Hassan Elhais
    Dr Hassan Elhais
  • Article

    Doing Business In Dubai

    Beginning our new series on the legal issues to consider when operating abroad, Alain Farhad, Mark McMahon and Ali Auda look at Dubai
    United Arab EmiratesReal Estate and Construction
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
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    Dubai's New Law To Regulate Construction Activities And Encourage Investment

    Dubai has just issued a new law regulating construction activities in the Emirate, Law No. (7) of 2025 (the Law).
    United Arab EmiratesReal Estate and Construction
    A&O Shearman
    A&O Shearman
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    Is A Reservation Form Binding In A Dubai Off-Plan Purchase?

    Under UAE law, a reservation form signed in a Dubai off-plan property purchase can create binding contractual obligations for both buyer and developer, regardless of its label. The legal nature depends on substance: if the form identifies parties, specifies the unit, records price and payment terms, it becomes enforceable long before any formal sale and purchase agreement is executed.
    United Arab EmiratesReal Estate and Construction
    MIO Law Firm
    MIO Law Firm
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    Land Department's Decision To Cancel Registration Of Off Plan Properties (Decision From Court Of Cassation In Dubai And Law 19 Of 2017)

    Due to the importance of the real estate market in Dubai, especially the sales system on the map, which allows the investor to buy through installments
    United Arab EmiratesReal Estate and Construction
    STA Law Firm
    STA Law Firm
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    Limitations On Liability In The UAE - Beware!

    Many standard form contracts contain provisions limiting the overall liability of the contractor, upon which a contractor unfamiliar with UAE law may place mistaken reliance.
    United Arab EmiratesReal Estate and Construction
    Fenwick Elliott LLP
    Fenwick Elliott LLP
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