The Scope of Our Practice
Our practice is deliberately limited to corporate and commercial law. We don't handle personal status matters, personal injury claims, or any litigation unrelated to this area, which allows our lawyers to maintain genuine depth in company formation, governance, contracts, and commercial disputes, rather than a general practice spread across unrelated fields.
This includes dedicated support for foreign investors on MISA licensing and market-entry structuring, alongside our local clients, founders, family businesses, and established groups in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam.
We work in Arabic and English as a matter of course, not as an added service, preparing documents and correspondence to satisfy both an international parent company and a Saudi regulator when both are involved in the same matter.
Most client relationships begin with one specific matter, often company formation or a contract review, then broaden naturally as the relationship develops. If you'd like to know more about who handles your file day to day, our team page explains how we assign a lead lawyer to every matter.
How We're Regulated
Our firm is registered with the Ministry of Justice, and our lawyers hold valid licenses to practice corporate and commercial law in Saudi Arabia.
We maintain a direct working relationship with the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Investment, and relevant sector regulators, rather than routing every request through a general intermediary.
How to Start Working With Us
Most relationships begin with a short consultation, over WhatsApp, phone, or video, to confirm what you need and identify the right lawyer for your matter.
From there, work proceeds either as a defined matter with a fixed fee or as an ongoing retainer, depending on what your company needs, with a clear fee estimate given before any billable work begins.
Who We Typically Work With
Our clients range from founders registering their first Saudi entity to established groups and foreign investors with an ongoing presence in the Kingdom, alongside family businesses managing succession and governance matters.
Wherever your company is based, our team covers Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam directly, with remote support for clients registered in other cities in the Kingdom or abroad.
What's Worth Checking Before Choosing a Lawyer
Confirm that any firm you're working with is registered with the Ministry of Justice, and that the lawyer responsible for your matter holds a valid license, since not every advisory service provider meets this bar.
For foreign investors specifically, confirm the firm has direct, current experience with MISA licensing, not just general commercial experience unrelated to this specific specialty.
Common Questions
Do you work with small companies and first-time founders?
Yes, our clients range from founders registering a single entity for the first time to established groups with an ongoing commercial presence in the Kingdom.
Is the first consultation free?
Yes, the initial scoping call is offered at no charge to determine what you actually need before agreeing on any fee.
Do you work with clients outside Saudi Arabia?
Yes, we regularly advise foreign parent companies on matters related to their Saudi subsidiaries, coordinated remotely.
What's the difference between you and a large international firm with a Saudi branch?
Our main office is in Saudi Arabia, and our lawyers practice Saudi law daily rather than handling it as one jurisdiction within a broader international practice.
Our Ongoing Commitment
We continuously track updates to the Companies Law and related regulations, and make sure our advice reflects the current regulatory position, not outdated knowledge that may no longer be accurate.
Confidentiality is treated as a baseline commitment in our practice, not a marketing point, and consultations, including exploratory conversations before any engagement is confirmed, are treated under full professional privilege.