The UAE announced amendments to its Crimes and Penalties Law on 8 October 2026, including the decriminalisation of attempted suicide and revised penalties for people who incite or assist another person to take their own life. Writing The Emirates News Agency (WAM) published an announcement about these legal changes. The reform represents a significant change...
UAE labour law annual leave rules are important for private-sector employees covered by the UAE Labour Law. Whether you’re planning a holiday, carrying forward unused leave, or preparing to resign, understanding your annual leave entitlement can help you avoid mistakes and make sure you receive the benefits you’re legally entitled to. You’ve been in your...
So you’ve seen the glossy brochures, the payment plans that seem almost too good to be true, and the promise of a brand-new home or investment in one of the world’s most dynamic cities. Off-plan property in Dubai is genuinely appealing for its lower entry prices, flexible instalments, and the chance to buy into a...
Buying property, investing in an off-plan development, negotiating a commercial lease, or dealing with a construction dispute can involve significant legal and financial considerations. When problems arise, choosing experienced real estate lawyers in Dubai with knowledge relevant to your particular matter can make a major difference. Some lawyers focus primarily on property transactions and development...
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Learn how to terminate a contract legally in Dubai with this complete guide. Understand legal steps, notice requirements, and how to avoid penalties under UAE law.
Real estate developers in Dubai are confronting an expanding set of legal and regulatory compliance obligations as authorities tighten oversight to protect investors, enhance transparency and align the property market with international best practices. The updated framework affects everything from project financing and off-plan sales to advertising, reporting and performance standards.
Dubai has introduced a set of new regulations aimed at modernising the commercial dispute resolution framework in the emirate, emphasising faster, more transparent processes and encouraging amicable settlement methods before litigation. The changes, implemented through recent amendments to local conciliation laws, reflect a strategic effort to reduce litigation backlog and promote efficient resolution for businesses and individuals.