A 50/50 profit split does not by itself create a structured joint venture. Discover how to choose between corporate and contractual JVs, manage financing defaults, protect IP, and navigate competition rules...
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A 50/50 profit split does not by itself create a structured joint venture. Discover how to choose between corporate and contractual JVs, manage financing defaults, protect IP...
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Ownership percentage alone is not enough to govern management, financing, veto rights, or exit. Learn how to draft robust Partners' and Shareholders' Agreements...
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A company's legal existence does not end merely because it ceases operations or its licence expires. Learn the distinction between dissolution, liquidation, creditor notices...
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Deadlock in 50/50 joint ventures can paralyze operations, financing, and licensing. Discover structured escalation stages, expert valuation rules, exit options...
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Signing an SPA does not automatically transfer legal ownership. Learn about due diligence, LLC equity interest transfers, PJSC share restrictions...
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Describing a contract as 'exclusive agency' does not automatically make it a valid registered commercial agency. Understand Federal Law No. (3) of 2022...
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There is no single corporate governance framework that applies uniformly to all UAE companies. Learn how governance rules, fiduciary duties, and liability operate...
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A limited liability company may be established in the mainland by two to fifty partners or as a single-person company. Full foreign ownership is available...
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FTA Decision No. (12) of 2026 regulates the deadlines and procedures for registration, deregistration, and notifications for Top-up Tax purposes in the UAE...
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The UAE completed its competition framework with Executive Regulation No. (59) of 2026. Learn about merger approvals, thresholds, and penalties...
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Law No. (4) of 2026 establishes a new legal framework for shared housing in Dubai, covering permits, lease registration, and occupant rights...
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Ministerial Decision No. (131) of 2026 extends Small Business Relief to Tax Periods ending on or before 31 December 2029, maintaining the AED 3 million threshold...
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The title written on a contract is not always the decisive factor in determining its legal nature. In the United Arab Emirates...
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The right of ownership grants its holder significant powers, but it does not constitute an open licence to harm neighbouring properties...
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Civil liability does not always require a breach of contract or a traditional wrongful act. Under the principle of unjust enrichment...
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Under UAE civil law, the wording of a contract remains important, but it is not always the end of the legal analysis...
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Contractual disputes often revolve around three fundamental questions: Is there a binding obligation? Has a breach occurred? And did that breach cause quantifiable damage?...
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Investing in a company without being officially registered as a shareholder is a common source of corporate disputes...
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For many investors, the goal is not daily operations but asset protection, liability isolation, or group structuring...
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The UAE Commercial Companies Law recognizes several corporate forms beyond the common LLC and Free Zone models...
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A branch office is an excellent market-entry option for established businesses wanting to expand into the UAE without a standalone legal entity...
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Setting up a company in a UAE free zone is a preferred route for international investors, startups, and digital businesses...
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A Limited Liability Company (LLC) remains one of the most practical and widely used legal structures for doing business...
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When a problem arises with a real estate developer or broker in Dubai, the first point to understand is that the type of problem determines the correct route...
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Selling property through a power of attorney is possible in principle in Dubai, because the Dubai Land Department states...
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Yes, a foreigner can buy property in Dubai. However, the basic rule at the federal level is that the regulation of property ownership by non-citizens differs...
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Transferring ownership of property in Dubai is not merely a matter of signing between the seller and the buyer...
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When discussing termination or cancellation of a tenancy contract in Dubai, it is important to distinguish between two different matters...
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Filing a rental dispute in Dubai does not usually begin from the moment the disagreement arises, but rather from the way the case file is prepared...
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The issue of rent increase in Dubai is one of the most common points of dispute between landlords and tenants, especially at renewal...
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Non-payment of rent is one of the most common disputes in Dubai, but it is also one of the areas most exposed to procedural mistakes...
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Many landlords confuse the mere existence of a dispute with a tenant with the existence of a legal ground that permits eviction...
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An eviction notice is one of the most important measures a landlord may resort to when there is a legal ground justifying a request to evict a tenant...
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