What are my rights if an online store delivers faulty products? Dr Hassan Elhais has created a very informative 2D animated video which will help you understand your rights after an online purchase.

The UAE is rapidly growing into a digital economy, making e-commerce an essential component of its economic framework.

Question: What are my rights as a consumer if I buy something online and don't find it matching my expectations?

All UAE retailers, suppliers or traders including those selling online are subject to the country's Consumer Protection Laws.

It's common among UAE residents to ask for a refund for the products and services that they feel were not good.

UAE is one of the world's fastest-growing destination for business and leisure visitors. It continue to attract many tourists over the year.

It is not unusual here in UAE to compare products from your own country to the goods they are selling here. Some will notice it expensive,

Living within UAE as we all know and observed, different rules and policies are governing everything that protects rights and safety of everyone.

During this period, a lot of offers are given by different companies where you can save a lot of money and time.

For most UAE residents, credit card transactions are straightforward affairs

Sharjah is one of the most significant Emirates in the UAE. It is not the largest or the wealthiest, though it has a considerable population and is closely connected with Dubai.

The UAE is rapidly growing into a digital economy, making e-commerce an essential component of its economic framework. To support this growth, the UAE has established comprehensive legal frameworks...

In late 2018, the UAE Government authorized Federal Law number 10 of the year 2018 on product safety so as to expand the nature of items.

The UAE have recently issued new law to provide consumers in the UAE a greater degree of consumer protection, particularly in relation to online shopping platforms...

The third and final edition of 'Children's Tales From Around the World' is now available! Produced by Expo 2020 Dubai, which is scheduled to take place from October 1, 2021 until March 31, 2022...

In last month’s Law Update (Issue 229) we looked at the steps being taken by the authorities to promote consumer awareness in the United Arab Emirates.

The UAE Federal Law No. (24) of 2006 created an important framework for the protection of consumer’s rights in this country.

In the UAE, the Federal Law No. 15 of 2020 ("Consumer Protection Law") lays down provision related to consumer protection.

One would be only foolish to not take a sprint for runway luxury at a plausible price.

On 1 March 2017, Executive Council Resolution No. 2 of 2017 regulating the Work of Private Schools in Dubai (Resolution) came into force. The Resolution applies to all private schools...