The New UAE Civil Code
Shahed Ahmed reviews the significant reforms introduced in the UAE’s New Civil Code, and outlines the key changes affecting construction stakeholders.
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arbitrateAD launches in Abu Dhabi
Shahed Ahmed and Leonie Sellers look at the introduction of the arbitrateAD Rules in the UAE, which signify a growing trend towards resolving disputes through arbitration.
Arbitration in the Middle East – an update
There have been a number of changes to the way international arbitration is carried out. In a further step to promote the Middle East as a global hub for arbitration, both the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (“KSA”) and the United Arab Emirates (“UAE”) have recently made changes to their arbitration frameworks, modernising and strengthening arbitration in the region. Shahed Ahmed and Natalie Mackay take you through those changes.
New Civil Code for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Shahed Ahmed looks at key provisions of the new Civil Transactions Law for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This Civil Code codifies, for the first time, a law that governs civil and commercial transactions in KSA.
Concurrent delay – what is the right test?
Even relatively simple construction projects regularly suffer a whole host of delays to activities.
Enforcement of UAE judgments in England & Wales: recognition of reciprocity
A recent English judgment enforcing a UAE judgment may have paved the way for clarity on the enforcement of UAE judgments in England and Wales.