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The Real Estate Tokenisation Project marks a significant shift in Dubai’s real estate sector, integrating blockchain technology to enhance transparency, efficiency, and investment accessibility.

The UAE’s new Personal Status Law, signal a progressive shift in UAE law, reinforcing legal protections, gender equality, and children’s rights. With clearer regulations and stronger enforcement mechanisms, families in the UAE can expect a more structured and equitable legal process.

The UAE's major investments in tourism and healthcare, combined with strong regulatory frameworks, have greatly boosted the economy. By aligning these industries with global best practices, the UAE not only protects its economic future, but also establishes itself as a pioneer in innovation and sustainability

Defaulting on loans in the UAE carries significant legal and financial implications for both individuals and businesses. These implications are guided by civil and criminal laws, designed to protect creditors and maintain financial stability. Borrowers must take proactive measures to assess financial risks, negotiate repayment plans, and seek legal assistance when necessary.

The UAE has established a robust legal framework for data protection and cybersecurity through the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) – Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021 and Federal Decree-Law No. 34 of 2021 on Cybercrimes. These laws regulate data privacy, cross-border transfers, and cybersecurity threats, ensuring compliance, security, and accountability for businesses and individuals.

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping legal practice globally, and the UAE has been quick to embrace its potential. From drafting documents to analyzing data and strategizing cases, AI tools have become indispensable for modern law firms.

M&A transactions in the UAE offer lucrative opportunities but require a comprehensive understanding of the legal, regulatory, and tax environment. By conducting due diligence, securing necessary approvals, and adhering to applicable laws, businesses can mitigate risks and maximize the potential of their investments.

Arbitration in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become a preferred method for resolving commercial disputes due to its efficient and reliable framework. The UAE Federal Arbitration Law, enacted on May 15, 2018, represents a significant advancement in the regulation of arbitration proceedings.

As a business owner or entrepreneur, it is important to be aware of your IP rights and the legal process to protect them.

The UAE Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 has provisions regarding the regulation of employment relationship. This legislation applies to all establishments, employers and workers in the UAE private sector.

Consumer rights in the UAE are protected under Federal Law No. 15 of 2020. Businesses operating within the UAE must adhere to these regulations to maintain consumer trust and avoid significant penalties

Environmental Protection is a major concern in the UAE and to combat this issue the UAE has 32 legislations which are laws, executive regulations, and regulatory resolutions on matters related to environment and natural resources across the UAE.

Business bankruptcy in the UAE is governed by Federal Decree-Law No. (51) of 2023 Promulgating the Financial and Bankruptcy Law. This legislation came into effect on 01 May 2024. Prior to the introduction of the Bankruptcy Law, most corporate insolvencies in the UAE were resolved through consensual restructuring.

Cryptocurrency which is a digital currency designed to work through a computer network has gained momentum over the last few years. The UAE Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) and the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) regulate and control cryptocurrency in the UAE.

Understanding Dubai's Regulations for Marketing International Real Estate

The recent amendments to the UAE Labour Law now offers more flexibility, greater job security. With the recent amendments to the UAE Labour Law, employees across sectors now enjoy work conditions aligned with global standards.

Businesses in the UAE face a unique set of legal challenges, stemming from its distinctive legal framework, which combines civil law, Islamic law (Sharia), and federal legislation.

The Insurance Brokers' Regulation 2024, introduced under Federal Law No. 48 of 2023, represents a major step forward in the UAE’s efforts to modernize its insurance sector

Sharjah’s Law No. 5 of 2024 strengthens tenant and landlord rights, promotes transparency, and aligns Sharjah’s rental framework more closely with those of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

In today’s world, compliance with Anti-Money Laundering (AML) laws is not just good practice—it’s essential. With recent updates to UAE AML regulations, staying informed and compliant is now more crucial than ever to avoid hefty penalties and safeguard your reputation.

UAE Blue Visa: A 10-Year Residence Pathway for Global Sustainability Leaders to Advance Environmental Protection, Drive Green Innovation, and Support the UAE’s 2030 Green Agenda

Musataha rights are real rights granted by the owner of commercial land, allowing another person or entity to utilize the land for development purposes.

A will, also known as a last will and testament, is a legal document that sets forth a person's wishes regarding the distribution of their assets and the care of their minor children after their death...

Corporate tax is a relatively new tax that has been introduced in various political systems. In the United States, large businesses were traditionally organized as sole proprietorships or partnerships...

The world is my office, and every destination is my inspiration. With the introduction of long-term residency options and the launch of a virtual work visa, Dubai has become an attractive location...