Private sector companies permitted to have staff work remotely, reduce salary, grant leave during the coronavirus pandemic period. On the 26th of March, 2020 His Excellency the Minister of Human resources and Emiratization issued the Ministerial Resolution No. 279 for the year 2020 in relation to the stabilization of the manpower in private sector …
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Foreign principals who wish to conduct business in the UAE, but want to do so with a minimal investment, often turn to commercial agents to sell their goods or services. The main piece of legislation that governs agency arrangements in the UAE is Federal Law No. 18 of 1981, what is commonly referred to as …
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Registering a Will in a jurisdiction like the United Arab Emirates [where personal and inheritance law is mainly governed by Sharia] is essential for expatriates
Marketing and advertising have acquired a great importance in the UAE modern business world where intense competition and rapid changes
The labor relationship between an expatriate and a UAE employer may begin when the former is still in his/her home country, and this typically happens when the expatriate applies for a job in the UAE
The United Arab Emirates follows the Sharia Law regarding personal status and inheritance. In accordance with the legislation, UAE Courts abide by Sharia provisions when there is no will.
The enforcement of a foreign judgment issued outside of the UAE could be attained by registering a civil case in front of the competent UAE courts.
Following globalization, fast-changing market dynamics and in support of the country’s efforts to always be an exhaustive global groundbreaker that attracts foreign investors, multinational organizations,
The United Arab Emirates is known to have one the of most advanced technological infrastructure on the global level. This enables the country to adopt the latest innovations in all sectors.
The Real Estate Market in Dubai plays a major role in the local economy, a large market as such requires a Legal Authority to regulate transactions and resolve any issue or dispute that may arise among tenants and Landlords.