With a complete range of corporate law services under one roof, our team of Dubai corporate lawyers. We provide business legal services to mainland and free zone companies in the UAE. Our experienced business lawyers work as consultants and professional legal advisors for all your business matters.
The Firm advises on a full range of legal commercial services, and works with individual clients, SMEs and alongside in-house counsel of large companies on matters that include without limitation:

* Due diligence
* Real Estate SPA’s
* Consultancy Agreements
* Services Provision Agreements
* Construction Contracts
* Joint Ventures
* Concession Agreements
* Tenancy Contracts
* NDAs
* Commercial Agencies and Exclusive Distributorship Agreements
* IP and trademark

Our corporate lawyers in Dubai are ready to assist you with any of your corporate law matters.

The commercial and corporate law in the UAE comprises the rules governing the operation of private businesses and public companies, as well as individuals who own or carry out business activities within the country. The commercial law covers such matters as finance, trade, sales, and contracting. However, the scope also includes organizational restructuring, collaborative ventures, and a variety of other topics.

In order to run a business successfully, you may require a professional legal adviser at your side. Whether you are planning to form a company in the UAE or set up a business locally, you can benefit from the insight of our experienced corporate lawyers in Dubai. Our team is available for consultation regarding all types of commercial arrangements and corporate transactions, including cross-border jurisdictions, company mergers, and acquisitions, partnerships, shareholders agreements, companies law compliance, Asset protection schemes and other.

A corporate commercial lawyer is a legal expert, who understands the legal rules and regulations of the country that govern business activities.

The demands of running an efficient business can be complex and time-consuming, especially if it only involves local legal matters. This is why you may choose to engage the services of The Firm Dubai's legal advisors who are the best corporate lawyers in Dubai UAE, who can provide you with the answers and advice needed for your business to succeed.

We go beyond legal services and offer a range of additional value-added services that help our clients minimize risk while maximizing their potential in the UAE. Our ultimate goal is to provide you with a comprehensive approach, which can help your business grow in the United Arab Emirates, and across the world.

Business disputes are common in the UAE, where both local and international corporations operate. All parties involved may require legal advice during any dispute. A business dispute attorney will help you understand your rights, depending on the law that applies to your case.
If litigation is necessary, our team of commercial attorneys represent clients across various industries including hospitality, construction, media and entertainment, transportation, financial services, technology, oil and gas.

We understand that disputes may arise at different stages of the relationship between businesses. Even if you are not fully committed to carrying out a deal or entering into an agreement with another company, there is still no reason why our commercial lawyers in Dubai cannot provide you with advice.

We are here to support our clients in all aspects of commercial litigation, arbitration and mediation proceedings, whether the dispute affects your business directly or is related to a supplier or partner company.
As well as representing private sector businesses, we advise local government entities on contracts, licensing rights and permits issues. Our experience in this area includes

* Asset Protection.
* Breach of Contract.
* Breach of Fiduciary Duty.
* Employment Disputes.
* Fraudulent Practice.
* Lawsuit Protection.
* Legal Advertisement.
* Partnership Disputes.

UAE is a major hub for international trade and business. The country also plays an important role as a regional financial center as well as providing support to various multinational companies operating within the region. The free economy zones in the country allow for unlimited business opportunities to be created. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership of businesses, provided that certain regulations are met in accordance with the law. There are two types of company formation in the UAE:

Mainland company formation:
At The Firm Dubai our corporate lawyers are specialists at company incorporation within the mainland Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi areas. We may also offer company incorporation in tax- and custom-specific places like the free zones and offshore, as well as local and international corporate formation.

Company incorporation in free zones:
In the United Arab Emirates, several free enterprise zones exist that have their own set of tax and duty rules to consider. Our commercial attorneys serve clients from all free trade areas, such as Dubai Multi Commodities Center, Jebel Ali, Sharjah Media City (SHAMS), Sharjah Airport, and others.

Commercial law is a phrase that has become common over time to cover the whole realm of civil, business and economic activities. Commercial law covers everything heretofore mentioned but also includes specialties such as antitrust laws, insurance contracts, distribution agreements, franchising contracts, and intellectual property.

A corporate lawyer is a professional who assists clients in establishing, operating and closing businesses by drawing up, reviewing and negotiating agreements. They also handle day-to-day tasks such as advising on contracts negotiation strategy, drafting contracts and representing their client's interests during negotiations.

Corporate lawyers in UAE offer a wide range of services, which can be divided into two main categories: Business Formation Services and Commercial Legal Services such as Contract Review and Drafting, Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution.

Both professionals advise businesses on legal issues that arise, however each specializes in their own field. A business lawyer primarily handles issues like company formation, employment law, contract review and negotiation. They can provide advice on commercial contracts between two companies, ensuring that the terms are suitable for both sides of the agreement.
A commercial lawyer works with large corporations to offer them comprehensive legal advice during all stages of operation. They can help with disputes that may arise between companies as well as those that affect businesses directly.