BUSINESS LAW

Insurance in Warehousing Agreements: Why It Is One Clause You Should Never Overlook

Warehousing agreements often focus on operational terms such as storage capacity, pricing, and service levels. Yet one clause that carries significant legal and commercial importance is frequently underestimated: insurance. In logistics and warehousing operations, goods are exposed to a wide range of risks, including damage, theft, fire, handling errors, environmental conditions, and even force majeure […]
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Non Solicitation vs Non Compete: Two Clauses with Very Different Legal Effects in the UAE

Employment contracts in the UAE often include restrictive covenants designed to protect a company’s business interests. Two of the most common are non‑solicitation clauses and non‑compete clauses. Although they may appear similar, they serve very different purposes and carry very different legal consequences. Understanding the distinction is essential for both employers drafting contracts and employees […]
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Can Employers Reduce Salaries During Economic Downturns in the UAE

Economic downturns can place significant pressure on businesses in the UAE. Companies may face reduced revenue, operational challenges, or unexpected market disruptions. During such periods, many employers consider reducing salaries as a cost‑saving measure. Employees, however, often worry about whether this is legal and what protections they have under UAE labour law. Understanding the rules […]
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What happens to your Labour Rights if your company relocates or restructures in the UAE

Company relocations and restructuring are becoming increasingly common in the UAE as businesses expand, merge, downsize, or shift operations to new locations. These changes can create uncertainty for employees, especially when it comes to job security, salary continuity, and end‑of‑service benefits. UAE labour law provides clear protections to ensure that employees are treated fairly during […]
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