As the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) continues its economic transformation under Vision 2030, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have become a key strategy for expanding business and strengthening market presence.

Litigation is a source of stress and high costs, especially when it arises suddenly.

Work and recruitment conflicts are an integral part of the current multifarious work setting. In KSA, settling disputes is a complex process that requires in-depth knowledge of Saudi Labor Law...

With the comprehensive development witnessed by the KSA under Vision 2030, Riyadh has become a major destination for international and local businesses that adopt arbitration as an effective means of dispute resolution.

Over the years, Egypt has been a favourite spot for investors. It enjoys a geographical and economic bridge between Africa, the Middle East, and Europe, providing businesses with endless opportunities.

Saudi Arabia become one of the most attractive destinations for foreign investments not just in the Middle East but in the world, driven by the country's 2030 vision that supports the non-oil economic transition which made the country make tempting progressive policies and new legislation in favor of foreign investors.

A solid economic growth in the past few years can be observed in Saudi Arabia where the latest expansion figures stand around 2.8%YoY for Q3 of 2024.

The legal entity is a key economic pillar for the development of societies. The continuity of a company's legal personality is linked to the existence of legal grounds...

Sadany & Partners Law Firm provides specialized consulting on international arbitration for business disputes in Egypt, combining deep expertise in Egyptian law with experience before major international arbitration...

The procedures of obtaining an investor residence in Egypt is different based on the law of incorporation and we discuss hereinafter How to obtain an investor residence in Egypt as per companies' law.

The Limited Liability Company (LLC) is the most popular type formed by foreigners in Egypt due to its distinctive legal system, so the question is how to set up a limited liability company in Egypt?

As the Saudi economy grows, late payments and financial disputes have increased, but effective legal means of enforcing rights have also developed.

Sadany & Partners Law Firm offers tailored debt collection packages designed for the Egyptian market, providing clear pathways to recovery for claims of all sizes. The firm also examines Egypt's Resolution No. 77 of 2023...

Establishing or managing businesses in Egypt should not be a costly or complicated process. However, many investors and entrepreneurs face cumbersome paperwork, unexpected costs, and unclear legal procedures.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia seeks to strengthen the economic performance of the commercial sector, through evidence supporting the movement of internal trade for commercial establishments...

Liquidity is crucial for business continuity in the Saudi market, but due payments and bad debts remain a common and costly challenge.

Egypt's strategic location and evolving legislative framework present significant opportunities for investors seeking to establish a legal presence in the Egyptian market. Understanding the available legal entities, from partnerships to joint stock companies, and navigating the regulatory requirements under Laws 159/1981, 72/2017, and 4/2018 is essential for both foreign and domestic investors. The selection of the optimal legal structure depends on critical factors including capital requirements, business

As the "Trademark" embodies the real identification and recognition of any company's products, such a company is always keen to register its trademark in Egypt in order to have a registered special...

Egypt and Russia, along with Asian nations, are forging stronger economic partnerships that create unprecedented opportunities for foreign investors...

The joint stock company is a company the capital of which is divided into shares of equal value; the liability of the shareholder is confined to the value of the shares to which he subscribes, and he is not liable for the debts ...