Legal updates and practical guidance from across our practices.
RegulatoryAn expired Dubai trade licence may remain under administrative cancellation for up to three years, during which it may be renewed upon payment of renewal fees and a late fine of AED 200 per month. If it is not renewed, it may be permanently cancelled. A shareholder may establish or join another UAE company during or after this period, subject, where applicable, to a one-time AED 1,000 charge when applying for a new licence.
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RegulatoryAs sanctions ease and Syria re-engages with regional and international markets, UAE-based investors face a new set of questions on structuring, licensing, and cross-border compliance.
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Real EstateWhat every buyer should understand before signing a sale and purchase agreement.
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Digital MediaThe licensing and contract questions creators overlook until it’s too late.
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TaxCompliance obligations are converging, here is where brokerages are most exposed.
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Private WealthWhy a single-jurisdiction will is rarely enough for regionally-mobile families.
Read article →RegulatoryWhat UAE-registered companies need on file, and by when.
Read article →Real EstateKey clauses that determine who bears the cost when a project slips.
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