Typical mattersDrafting, review, disputes
First consultation30 minutes
ResponseTwo business days
LanguagesArabic and English
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Overview
A contract is a plan for the relationship between two parties, and its value shows when something goes wrong. Our contract law specialists draft, review and negotiate agreements so that the terms are clear, enforceable and fair to the people who rely on them.
We work with businesses and individuals on everything from one-page service terms to long-form construction and supply contracts. Clear drafting costs less than a dispute, and we aim to leave no important question unanswered.
If a breach or termination dispute does arise, we read the contract closely, set out the remedies available and pursue a resolution through negotiation, mediation or court.
Good contracts begin with good questions. Before drafting, we ask what each party must deliver, by when, at what price, and what happens if the plan changes. The answers become clear obligations, defined terms, payment and delivery steps and a workable process for variations.
Before you sign, we review the clauses that most often cause disputes: liability and indemnity, termination, penalties, intellectual property, confidentiality, governing law and the way disagreements will be resolved. We explain each one in plain language and suggest wording that protects you without making the deal unworkable.
After signature, a contract still needs managing. We help clients keep records of notices and changes, track key dates such as renewals and notice periods, and respond properly when the other side asks for a variation or claims a breach.
Key facts
Best forBusinesses and individuals
FeesAgreed in writing at the start
OfficesDubai and Abu Dhabi
FormatIn person or by video
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What we handle
Contract draftingAgreements written for your transaction, not copied from a template.
Contract review and negotiationIdentifying risk and proposing changes before you sign.
Breach of contract claimsAssessing remedies and pursuing or defending a claim.
Force majeure clausesDefining events beyond control and their effect on obligations.
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Timeline at a glance
Time depends on the length of the contract and how many rounds of comments are needed.
Stage | Typical time |
|---|---|
Review of a standard contract | Usually two to five working days |
Drafting a bespoke agreement | Often one to three weeks |
Negotiation | Several days to several weeks, depending on the other side |
Breach notice and response | Commonly two to four weeks |
Court or arbitration | Can take many months |
How we work
Document reviewWe read the contract and the related correspondence.
Risk identificationWe flag unclear, one-sided or missing terms.
Negotiation supportWe propose changes and handle exchanges with the other side.
Final contract executionWe check the signature pages and annexes.
Dispute resolution if neededWe escalate to mediation, arbitration or court.
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When to call us
Call us now
A signature deadline is tomorrow
You received a breach notice
The other side wants to end the contract
It can wait
You want a library of templates
You are planning a new supplier
You want a yearly contract check
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What to bring
Send the draft early. A review done before signing is faster and cheaper than one done after a dispute.
The draft or signed contract, with all annexes.
Emails or messages that explain what was agreed.
A short note of what matters most to you.
Deadlines, payment dates and delivery milestones.
Details of the other party and who has authority to sign.
Any earlier version or template you want us to follow.
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