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The Austroads and the Australasian Procurement and Construction Council (APCC) published in 2014 the Building...

It was evidenced before the Federal Primary Court that the taxpayer had informed the Federal Tax Authority of an obstacle in the online tax filing portal that prevented the taxpayer from being able to file their tax returns.

In various decisions issued by the (second) Tax Dispute Resolution Committee of Dubai, the Committee ordered that tax obligations

A recent case from the Abu Dhabi Cassation Court serves as an exemplary canvas on which several key arbitration concepts were explored, particularly concerning the validity and enforceability...

Recent developments in international agreements and U.S. legislation present unique opportunities for Korean companies investing in Canada's clean energy sector.

Wasel & Wasel has represented clients in over two hundred tax dispute procedures in the United Arab Emirates, gaining valuable experience in protecting taxpayers from tax penalties.

The European Parliament recognizes that, although third-party litigation funding is "virtually non-existent in Europe ...

The United Arab Emirates Federal Supreme Court has offered an important perspective on the implications of fraud and deception in the context of construction contracts, based on a ruling...

The new UAE law on taxation of corporate ("Corporate Tax Law") and business income was promulgated on 03 October 2022 and applies to tax periods commencing on or after 01 June 2023.

When one treads the intricate path of construction claims, a keen understanding of concepts such as ‘actual acceleration' and ‘constructive acceleration' becomes crucial.

In the construction and engineering sector, extension of time claims (EoTs) are ubiquitous, often representing complex contractual and legal implications.

The introduction of a new jurisdictional gateway into the UK Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) in October 2022 has attracted significant attention from practitioners involved in cross-border...

The plaintiff, a Canadian businessman, filed a suit before the Dubai Primary Court against the first defendant, an individual who owned the second defendant, a company...

Wasel & Wasel has represented clients in over two hundred tax dispute procedures in the United Arab Emirates, gaining valuable experience...

A recent judgment by the Dubai Appeals Court following a series of civil suits and criminal complaints has shed light on pitfalls and best practices when faced with disputes arising from cryptocurrency...

In a rare judgment, the Appeals Court of Ras Al-Khaimah (UAE) applies the elements of contract formation of the Federal Civil Transactions Law to invalidate a cryptocurrency transaction – finding that the object of the agreement did not fulfill the requirements of being "possible, specified or specifiable, and negotiable".

"Bitcoin is a digital currency that does not meet the legal and Sharia criteria that make it a currency subject to the rulings of dealing with official legal currencies recognized internationally.

Two parties to a construction contract agreed that all disputes would be subject to the International Chamber of Commerce Rules of Arbitration and for the arbitration to be seated in Abu Dhabi.