Question 1

When Should Legal Counsel Be Consulted in a Commercial Dispute?

Accepted Answer

Legal advice is generally most effective when obtained at an early stage of a dispute and before taking steps or sending communications that may affect a party's legal position.

Question 2

Can a Dispute Be Resolved Without Court Proceedings?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Depending on the nature of the dispute and the parties' positions, negotiation or settlement may provide an appropriate means of resolving the matter without continuing court proceedings.

Question 3

What Is the Difference Between Ad Hoc and Institutional Arbitration?

Accepted Answer

In ad hoc arbitration, the parties and tribunal organize the proceedings without permanent administration by an institution. Institutional arbitration is conducted under the rules of the selected institution.

Question 4

Does the Office Represent Foreign Companies?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Office advises and represents international companies and investors in legal matters relating to their businesses, transactions, and disputes in Saudi Arabia.

Question 5

Does the Office Only Draft Contracts, or Does It Also Handle Disputes?

Accepted Answer

Our practice includes preventive legal work through drafting and reviewing contracts and transactions, as well as representing clients before courts and arbitral tribunals.

Frequently Asked Questions

01When Should Legal Counsel Be Consulted in a Commercial Dispute?

02Can a Dispute Be Resolved Without Court Proceedings?

03What Is the Difference Between Ad Hoc and Institutional Arbitration?

04Does the Office Represent Foreign Companies?

05Does the Office Only Draft Contracts, or Does It Also Handle Disputes?