BUSINESS LAW

Introduction Cheque disputes remain one of the most frequently litigated issues before the Dubai courts, particularly in commercial transactions where cheques are used as security instruments. As the UAE continues to modernise its payment systems, the courts are increasingly called upon to determine whether a cheque has been forged, misused, or issued in breach of […]

Introduction Commission disputes between real estate brokers and clients are among the most common commercial disagreements in the UAE. As the property market continues to expand, brokerage firms frequently find themselves navigating complex contractual arrangements, agency relationships, and evidentiary challenges when clients refuse to pay agreed commissions. A recent decision from the DIFC Courts highlights […]

Introduction Fraudulent bank transfers have become an increasingly common threat in the UAE’s financial landscape, particularly with the rise of sophisticated email‑based payment fraud. Companies and individuals continue to fall victim to schemes in which fraudsters intercept email communications, alter bank account details, and deceive parties into issuing transfer instructions to the wrong account. A […]

Introduction Dubai’s real estate market continues to attract investors, residents, and global buyers seeking long‑term stability and high‑value returns. Whether transferring property through sale, inheritance, gifting, or corporate restructuring, the process must comply with the regulations of the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA). Understanding the legal steps, documentation requirements, […]

Employment relationships in United Arab Emirates are primarily governed by the provisions of UAE Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 on the Regulation of Labour Relations (commonly referred to as the UAE Labour Law). The law establishes the rights and obligations of both employers and employees and outlines the procedures for termination of employment. While […]

Introduction Khula is an Islamic mechanism allowing a wife to dissolve her marriage in exchange for compensation. Khula remains defined as a divorce initiated by the wife in exchange for compensation paid to the husband. It has long been recognized under UAE Personal Status Law. Historically, khula required the husband’s consent, making it a contractual […]