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In terms of Article 32 of the JOP Law, the Chairman of the Land Department was entitled to implement regulations as required to ensure a comprehensive strata title regime.

The Saudi Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development ("MHRSD") has introduced a number of recent regulatory changes which may impact the operations of a number of employers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ("KSA"), aligning with Vision 2030 objectives

The Singapore International Arbitration Centre ("SIAC") has introduced the latest and seventh edition of its arbitration rules ("SIAC Rules 2025")...

A commercial action was filed before Dubai Court of First Instance by a construction company ("Party A") against an Employer ("Party B"). Party A requested the court to order Party B to pay the amount of AED 306,881 plus 12% interest from the due date until the receipt of full payment.

Recently, almost two decades after the issuance of Law No. 1 of 1999 on foreign health insurance and the imposition of fees against medical services, the Ministry of Health decided to increase...

In a recent case the Dubai Public Prosecution (‘DPP') charged a medical practitioner with malpractice.

Technology is reshaping every aspect of our professional and personal lives, and family dispute resolution is no exception. From immersive virtual experiences and artificial intelligence (AI) mediators...

The unprecedented financial crunch experienced globally has forced many businesses to question their existing corporate structures, and also to consider ways in which these structures can be realigned with minimum cost, which has, in some cases, necessitated winding up group companies.

In light of the recent global financial crisis, it is imperative for Kuwaiti investment companies that are likely to default on their debt obligations to adopt restructuring measures to rectify their financial situation and treat their financial problems, particularly by rescheduling their liabilities and refinancing their debts.

The number of e-commerce startups in Dubai is burgeoning; so the Emirate has seen a significant increase in the number of private investors and venture capital funds active in this field.

Over many years, directors of companies have developed a variety of unwritten procedures and practices so their meetings can be run in an efficient manner, whilst still accommodating the diverse differences...

Saudi Arabia is undergoing significant reform but, beyond the maelstrom of political speculation and conjecture, what are the practical and legal implications of the anti-corruption drive for investors?

The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has recently approved its revised Strategic Plan 2017-2021 to align with the Dubai Government's Drive Dubai (10X Initiative), the UAE National Agenda and the Dubai 2021 Plan.

Following on from our article in last month’s Law Update (issue 230) regarding the significance of identifying the appropriate jurisdiction in shipping matters, this is the second part in a series of articles which will set out the qualities a ship owner should consider when choosing a flag state.

WLG colleagues in the Young Lawyers Forum gathered on May 7 for a panel discussion on building resilience, as part of WLG | beyond borders virtual programming. Thank you to those who participated.

In these three episodes, Marianne Parkinson and Olivia Rhys-Evans from our Employment team will be joined by Michael Chattle of Al Tamimi to discuss hot topics and trends around employment in the United Arab Emirates.

Earlier this month, the National Media Council in the United Arab Emirates announced the passage of Electronic Media Activity Regulation Resolution 2018, which creates a licensing system...

Doing business with Saudi Aramco, the World's largest oil and gas company, is the essential feature for many local and international companies operating in the OFSE and related sectors in Saudi Arabia.