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Whatever your business—whether you are an investor looking at new investments, managing existing positions or planning exits, or a corporate concerned with protecting and enhancing your business.

The GCC's top legal experts returned to Construction Week's Dispute Resolution Questions Time 2019 conference in Abu Dhabi.

Defects affect construction projects throughout their life-cycle – from design to construction to use.

Over the years, technology has premature and revolutionized almost significant aspects of our day to day lives. It has established itself as the cornerstone of the prominent

The UAE's new Civil Code introduces significant changes affecting construction and Muqawala contracts, including provisions on negotiation obligations, disclosure requirements, exceptional unforeseen circumstances, and liquidated damages. Understanding these key provisions and their practical implications is essential for parties involved in construction projects operating under the new legal framework.

Al Tamimi & Company, in conjunction with the Dubai Land Department provided an Update on Property Laws & Regulations in Dubai on 27 January 2009 at the Godolphin Ballroom, Emirates Towers.

Abu Dhabi is the capital state of the UAE, and it is also the largest Emirate by a considerable margin

Real estate remains one of the Middle East's most vital and transformative sectors, acting as a key driver of economic diversification and a magnet for both regional and international investment.

Real estate is an essential part of UAE, and the government takes several steps to provide legislation that protects the individuals and parties investing in the property of UAE.

The UAE government has approved infrastructure projects worth AED410 million ($111 million), state-owned news agency WAM has reported.

The Gulf Building Code (Code) is a unified regional code that will be applied to building and construction projects throughout the GCC States.

The Building Amendment (Cladding Rectification) Act 2019 was passed on November 12, 2019 and received the Royal Assent.

In this episode, our hosts and rights of light experts, James Souter and Jerome Webb are joined by Barrister, John McGhee KC, Wilberforce Chambers who was leading...

Real estate remains one of the Middle East's most vital and transformative sectors, acting as a key driver of economic diversification and a magnet for both regional and international investment.

Explore how Abu Dhabi's arbitrateAD has rapidly built one of the Middle East's most advanced arbitration frameworks, featuring a digital-first platform, emergency procedures, and innovative case management tools.

Stakeholders in the construction industry in Dubai and UAE face challenges in ensuring compliance with the Country’s health and safety provisions.

On 4 April 2011, a new law for "private sector participation in the production of electricity and water" was enacted in the Emirate of Dubai (Law No. 6 of 2011).