If you run a business in Iran one of your biggest fear is probably legal problems and lawsuits. No matter how carefully you conduct business, hiring the wrong individual or a business deal gone wrong can have complex consequences.

Starting and operating a business can open one up to a wide range of disputes that might end up in court. These disputes are commonly referred to as business or commercial litigation.

Nowadays, businesses are delegating more and more of their operations to the online arena, while the advertising and marketing activities are now predominantly conducted online, particularly on social networks.

Legal and regulatory framework applicable to operate an oil business in Iran.

In today's interconnected global landscape, cross-border interactions have become integral to international trade and commerce...

A conversation with Anahita Asgari Fard, Partner of Asgari's law firm in Iran on key issues on foreign investment.

A conversation with Anahita Asgari Fard, Managing Partner at regional law firm Asgari & Associates on key issues on merger control in Iran.

According to Iranian regulations, non-Iranian natural and legal entities can establish companies in Iran and hold up to 100 percent of the shares of the Company.

Quick reference guide enabling side-by-side comparison of local insights, including into types of private equity transaction; corporate governance, disclosure and timing considerations; dissenting...

Competition Litigation Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Iran, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

A brief outline of your jurisdiction's natural gas sector, including a general description of: natural gas reserves; natural gas production including the extent to which production is associated...

Iran holds the world's second-largest natural gas reserves. The natural resources are estimated at 33,988 cubic metres, of which 33% is associated gas and 67% is in non-associated gas fields.