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This Q&A provides a multi-jurisdictional in-depth understanding of Arbitration. This particular chapter explores the UAE process and challenges faced when considering Arbitration as a course of action. The chapter covers a broad spectrum of truths, a sample of topics covered are as follows; laws and institutions, arbitral proceedings, jurisdiction and competence of arbitral tribunal, interim…
Laws ordinarily have prospective effect. This principle protects legal certainty and allows parties to organise their affairs based on the law applicable at the relevant time. Article 27 of the UAE Constitution enshrines this principle in relation to criminal laws, but not with respect to civil and commercial laws. As will be evident immediately…
In April, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Federal Cabinet introduced Cabinet Decision 59 of 2026 On the Implementing Regulation of Federal Decree-Law 36 of 2023 Regulating Competition (the 2026 Decision). Current position Until the 2026 Decision enters into force on 20 July 2026, the current merger control framework contained in UAE Federal Cabinet…
The world’s most ambitious cultural art district is rising on Saadiyat Island, as is the legal framework behind it. Dubbed the “capital of capital”, Abu Dhabi is home to the only Louvre museum outside of France. It is situated within the Saadiyat Cultural District alongside the newly opened Zayed National Museum and the Natural…
The Littler International Guide provides an overview of workplace laws and regulations of over 30 countries and territories. This chapter is focused on labor and employment laws in the United Arab Emirates.
Federal Decree-Law 25/2025 Issuing the Civil Transactions Law (the New Code) comes into effect on 1 June 2026, replacing Federal Law 5/1985 Concerning the Issuance of the Civil Transactions Law (the Current Code); UAE’s principal piece of civil legislation. This article forms part of a series examining the changes introduced by the New Code,…