Practices

Counsel across every forum that matters.

68+ practice areas across UAE disputes, corporate, real estate, finance, private client and regulatory work — onshore courts, DIFC, ADGM, DIAC and arbitrateAD, under one roof and one accountable partner.

How this practice is built

Depth over breadth, in the areas that recur.

Most firms list capabilities. The pages below are weighted — real estate and arbitration run deep because that is where UAE commercial risk concentrates, and because a practice that publishes a seat-selection matrix has to be able to defend it.

Where we appear

Onshore · DIFC · ADGM · arbitral seats

MoJ-licensed rights of audience before the onshore UAE courts, alongside DIFC and ADGM common-law practice and counsel work across every major UAE arbitration institution. Bilingual EN/AR throughout.

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Practice areas

Each with its own dedicated page — not a capability list.

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Legal systems

UAE civil law, DIFC and ADGM common law — navigated together.

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Working languages

Arabic and English, in filings and in hearings.

Disputes

Onshore courts, free-zone courts, arbitration and settlement - with execution treated as part of the case, not an afterthought.

Arbitration Hub

Deep reference for the decisions that shape an arbitration before it starts.

Corporate & Commercial

Structuring, contracting and transacting across onshore, DIFC, ADGM and the wider free-zone estate.

Real Estate

The deepest bench on this site - the full Dubai and Abu Dhabi property stack, from escrow to strata to service charge.

Real Estate Hub

Structured reference across the property estate.

Finance

Lending, capital raising and fund formation across the UAE's onshore and free-zone regimes.

Private Client

Individuals, families and the assets that sit behind them.

Regulatory & Technology

The permission layer - and the sectors where getting it wrong stops the business.

Not sure which of these you need?

Most matters do not arrive labelled. Describe the situation and we will tell you which practice it belongs to — and whether it needs a lawyer at all.

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