Companies need ongoing advisory work alongside their specific transactions, from reviewing a contract before signing to drafting internal policies to preparing legal opinions the board relies on for a given decision, alongside documentation and notarization services for official records.
A few situations come up repeatedly. A company wanting a new contract reviewed before signing to confirm it's free of hidden risk. A board needing a written legal opinion to support a strategic decision. A company developing new internal policies. Or an entity needing a document notarized or certified for use before a government body or outside party.
This work draws on general contract provisions in Saudi law, alongside official documentation and certification requirements issued by the competent authorities depending on the document type and purpose. This area differs from specific transactions in that it rests on an ongoing relationship, not a single closed engagement.
Engagements begin by defining the scope of support needed, whether reviewing a single document or an ongoing advisory relationship. In contract review specifically, we look at the full text, not just the core terms, since obligations hidden in secondary clauses are often the actual source of disputes later, not the visible terms.
The legal opinions and internal policies we prepare are drafted to be read by a regulator or judge years later, not just by the board approving them today, and that standard shapes both the language used and what we choose to document carefully.
For companies without in-house counsel, this area often works as an extension of their legal department for specific, recurring needs, without the cost of a full-time hire.
We also help prepare concise internal legal memos for boards ahead of major decisions, summarizing the key regulatory risks without overwhelming the board with unnecessary technical detail.
We offer a comprehensive annual review of a company's legal file as a standalone service, even for companies not facing an active issue currently, aimed at catching any gap before it turns into an actual problem.
We make sure any internal policy we prepare reflects how the company actually operates, not a theoretical ideal that isn't practically applied on the ground.
For companies needing certified translations of contracts or corporate documents, this work connects directly with our legal translation service, and when a document needs formal certification for use abroad, that need connects with our notary and attestation service.