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Our Associate, Hisham Almansoor explains the changes to the BCDR Law.

The Kingdom of Bahrain has recently introduced a new regulation under Ministerial Resolution No. 43/2024 aimed at enhancing the transparency, efficiency...

The Bahraini Ministry of Industry and Commerce (the MOIC) has introduced updated regulations for online businesses under Ministerial Resolution No. 51/2024...

Netting is recognised under Law No. 64 of 2006 promulgating the Central Bank of Bahrain ("CBB") and Financial Institutions Law, as amended ("CBB Law"). Article 1 of the CBB Law defines a "Market Contract".

The distinction between exclusion and limitation of liability is, in essence, a matter of degree rather than substance.

Bahrain's Commercial Registry framework has recently undergone significant revisions, reflecting a commitment to streamlining processes, enhancing compliance, and creating a more adaptable system for businesses.

Our previous entry under the Raees + Co Knowledge Series examined the legal provisions which apply exclusively to commercial company debtors under Decree Law No. 22/2021 on the Issuance of the Law of Execution...

Bahrain has updated its trademark filing framework by adopting the 13th Edition of the Nice Classification, effective 1 October 2026. This internationally recognised system organises goods and services into classes for trademark registration, with the latest edition incorporating revisions to align with changes in technology and commercial activity. Trademark owners should review their specifications and portfolio strategies to ensure compliance with the updated classification framework.

In today's corporate landscape, joint ventures have become increasingly relevant as a strategic tool in facing geopolitical turmoil and economic uncertainty.

A legally binding contract has the force of law between the parties. When one of the parties fails to fulfil his/her obligations it is considered a breach of contract.

Contracts are a way of confirming and enforcing obligations that are expected from either party to the contract before the courts of law.

Timeshares allow multiple individuals/parties to own and occupy a vacation property for a recurring and predetermined period of time.

The doctrine of mitigation is a pervasive contractual legal principle in jurisdictions around the world. It arises from the fact that parties...

The Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Endowments has announced the adoption of the commercial licensing database Sijilat for issuing judicial notices...

Commercial contracts where one party is obliged to supply goods or services by a specified date often contain liquidated damages clauses. These clauses set a pre-determined level of damages that a party...

To understand civil liability, we must distinguish between civil and criminal liability. A person who suffers damage or injury from another person's breach of obligation can seek financial remedies in a civil court.

Contracts are essential in defining the rights and responsibilities between parties. However, there are times when a contract must be terminated, whether by mutual agreement, breach or other legal reasons.