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A concurrent delay occurs when independent delays overlap, each affecting the schedule and completion date of a construction project. Depending on project scale and complexity, two or more concurrent delays...

Bahrain has recently enacted Law No. 9 of 2024 concerning the Bahrain International Commercial Court (BICC), establishing it as an independent legal entity under the oversight of the Minister of Justice. This new court is designed to handle a broad range of disputes with a focus on international commercial matters and arbitration-related issues.

Kuwait's Decree-Law No. 94 of 2026 introduces sweeping reforms to the country's public procurement system, fundamentally altering how foreign contractors access government tenders. The amendments prohibit the use of local agents, raise financial thresholds for petroleum sector contracts, and streamline governance structures within the Central Agency for Public Tenders. These changes signal a decisive policy shift toward transparency and direct foreign engagement in Kuwait's commercial landscape.

Kuwait's Decree-Law No. 67 of 2026 fundamentally restructures Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, shifting it from a heavily regulated public entity to a commercially managed enterprise with board-led governance and streamlined contracting powers. The amendments remove prior-oversight constraints, prohibit local agency intermediation, and position KPC as a quasi-holding company with expanded authority over subsidiaries, financing, and procurement. What do these reforms mean for international counterparties, lende

For many years, whether disputes based on distribution agreements may be submitted to arbitration was an unsettled matter in Kuwait.

Two bodies of law govern exclusivity in Kuwaiti distribution and agency arrangements, creating a complex interplay between contractual freedom and competition regulation. While the Commercial Agency Law abolished mandatory exclusivity to promote market access, the Competition Law places significant limits on how parties may structure their relationships, prohibiting arrangements that restrict competition. Understanding this tension—and how termination protections may inadvertently create anti-competit

Smart Contracts became an integral criterion of modern financial transactions, due to their efficiency, security, automation and immutability. Smart Contracts avoid and guard against the traditional risk of tampering.

商标注册实务在海湾合作委员会（GCC）地区存在显著差异，尤其是在指定商品与服务范围方面。科威特采用独特的"全类商品/服务"标准化表述机制，&#

Kuwait has changed the rules governing notarization and powers of attorney through Decree-Law No. 147 of 2025, published in Kuwait Al-Youm on 2 November 2025.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry bases its regulation of electronic delivery platforms and applications on its regulatory authority to safeguard economic public order, particularly by regulating services and preventing practices that distort competition or impose unbalanced contractual terms on commercial establishments.

The business and economic landscape of Kuwait just changed.

Contracts for Differences (CFDs) is a type of security investment wherein investors make a profit from the difference of a company's fluctuating stock value in the market.