UAE Law update – Recent amendments to the UAE Federal Arbitration Law16 October 2023
In this article, our Dubai Dispute Resolution team looks at the recent amendments to the UAE’s Federal Arbitration Law and their potential practical implications.
In this article, our Dubai Dispute Resolution team looks at the recent amendments to the UAE’s Federal Arbitration Law and their potential practical implications.
Following the landmark introduction of the first Civil Transactions Law in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, members of the Dubai team examine its key features.
In this article, Associate Haya Al Bawab reports on recent regulatory updates to crypto and virtual asset regulations in the United Arab Emirates.
In an article for Thomas Reuters Practical Law, Partner Charlotte Bijlani, Counsel Soraya Corm-Bakhos and Associate Haya Al Bawab share a checklist detailing the various types of fee arrangements available to parties in litigation and arbitration proceedings in the UAE.
In an article for Thomas Reuters Practical Law, Counsel Soraya Corm-Bakhos, Senior Associate Thomas Whitfield and Asscociate Haya Al Bawab provide a Practice Note with an overview of the law on third-party litigation funding in the United Arab Emirates.
The New Agency Law gives foreign principals greater protections and freedom of contract. Here, members of the Dubai team examine the implications.
The decision reinforces the guiding principle that contemnors must make good what has been lost as a result of their contempt.
The Oath Middle East Legal Awards recognises legal teams who are a cut above the rest and are revolutionising the region.
In an article for Thomson Reuters, Partner Charlotte Bijlani and Associate Haya Al Bawab provide an overview of crypto asset regulation in the United Arab Emirates.
Join Watson Farley & Williams for our session ‘Examining Russian sanctions in the transport sector and the impact on international arbitration’ on 16 November 2022, as part of Dubai Arbitration Week 2022.
The UAE has made significant amendments to its Data Protection Law and Cybercrime Law, which came into effect on 2 January 2022.
Data privacy and the regulation of data protection have become increasingly relevant topics with the rise of the digital age. Now, more than ever, consumers are communicating, socialising, banking and shopping online.