Mergers & Acquisitions Lawyer in Dubai

Mergers & Acquisitions Lawyer in Dubai

Work with a mergers & acquisitions lawyer in Dubai at Alateibi Advocates for corporate transactions, due diligence, and regulatory approvals. Our mergers & acquisitions lawyer in Dubai handles deal structuring under UAE Federal Law No. 2 of 2015 (Commercial Companies Law) and relevant free zone regulations.

What We Do

How We Help

Transaction Structuring and Advisory

Deal Structuring Under UAE Law

Due Diligence Process

Documentation and Regulatory Compliance

Transaction Documents

Regulatory Approvals

Post-Transaction Integration

Corporate Restructuring

Ongoing Support

Who We Support

Process

How It Works

1) Initial Assessment

Review transaction parameters, analyze regulatory requirements, outline timeline

2) Due Diligence & Structuring

Conduct legal review, identify risks, recommend optimal structure

3) Documentation & Approvals

Draft agreements, negotiate terms, secure regulatory clearances

4) Closing & Integration

Manage closing process, transfer assets, support post-merger activities

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, foreign nationals can purchase freehold properties in designated areas including Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, and other freehold zones with full ownership rights.

Straightforward share transfers may complete in 2-3 months. Complex transactions requiring regulatory approvals typically take 4-8 months.

Standard property registration through Dubai Land Department typically completes within 1-2 working days for cash transactions, with mortgage transactions requiring additional bank processing time.

RERA requires broker licensing, agent registration, office establishment permits, and ongoing compliance including continuing education, regulatory reporting, and consumer protection standards.

Warranties are negotiated with specific caps, time limits, and disclosure schedules. UAE law doesn't imply warranties, so explicit drafting is critical.

Yes, subject to foreign ownership restrictions. Certain sectors allow 100% foreign ownership under UAE Foreign Direct Investment Law.

Share purchases, asset transfers, and mergers. Structure depends on liability allocation, tax considerations, and regulatory requirements.

Performance-based payments over defined periods, typically 1-3 years. Must be clearly documented to be enforceable under UAE law.

Reviews transactions for anti-competitive effects. Merger control applies to deals meeting turnover or market share thresholds.

Early engagement helps structure transactions efficiently, identify issues before they become problems, and streamline regulatory processes.