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Legal representation built on thorough analysis, procedural discipline, and clear advice—achieving balanced representation that protects interests and strengthens legal stability in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Units & Services
The firm was established to handle distinctive cases and advisory work, operating through four integrated core units.
Administrative Unit
Representation before competent judicial bodies in cases related to administrative decisions, employment rights, and contracts with administrative entities.
Commercial Unit
Handling disputes arising from commercial relations between companies, and management of claims and contractual obligations.
Real Estate Unit
Dealing with ownership matters, title correction, and disputes related to real estate development and real estate contracts.
Foreign Investment Unit
Legal support for foreign investors: incorporation, regulatory compliance, licensing, and structuring contractual relations within the Kingdom.
Latest Articles
Updates and articles from the firm
A Real Estate Developer’s Obligations After Handover: When Does Liability End?
This article explains the scope of a real estate developer’s liability after handover and distinguishes between apparent defects, latent defects, and structural defects covered by the ten-year warranty. It also addresses the effect of signing a handover record, applicable warranty periods, liability among multiple project parties, the purchaser’s available remedies, and the practical steps required to preserve a claim.
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From Bid Submission to Project Handover: Where Do Legal Risks Begin in Government Contracts?
Legal risks in government contracts do not begin only when a project is delayed or a claim arises; they may start as early as bid preparation and pricing. This article examines the principal risks companies face throughout the procurement lifecycle—from tendering and award to performance, documentation, payment, and handover—and explains how a contractor can protect its legal position at every stage.
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Proving the Fact vs. Proving Its Legal Effect: A Fundamental Distinction Often Overlooked by Litigants
In litigation, proving that an event occurred is only the first step. A successful legal claim also requires proving that the law attaches the specific legal consequence being sought. This often-overlooked distinction can determine the outcome of a case, as established facts alone may not be sufficient without a proper legal foundation. This article explores the difference between proving a fact and proving its legal effect, and explains why understanding this distinction is essential to effective legal advocacy.
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