Expert Corporate Lawyer in Dubai

Business Law Made Simple in the UAE

Get practical support from a corporate lawyer in Dubai for company formation, governance structures, and compliance matters that reflect how business is done in the UAE. Clear documentation and realistic timelines help navigate corporate requirements across Dubai mainland and free zones with transparent fees.

What Our Corporate Lawyers in Dubai Do

Company formation and restructuring

Corporate governance

Commercial contracts

Corporate compliance UAE

Dispute resolution

How Our Corporate Lawyer in Dubai Helps

Corporate Formation and Restructuring

Mainland Company Setup Dubai

Free Zone Company Formation Dubai

Corporate Restructuring Dubai

Corporate Governance Dubai and Shareholders

Who Our Dubai Corporate Lawyer Supports

Process

How Our Corporate Lawyers in Dubai Work

1) Assessment

Initial consultation with our corporate lawyer in Dubai to understand business objectives, review structural options, and identify regulatory requirements with upfront timeline and cost guidance.

2) Document and Licensing Map

Comprehensive checklist covering incorporation documents, licensing requirements, authority approvals, and ongoing compliance obligations prepared by our Dubai corporate lawyer.

3) Formation Execution

Entity incorporation, licensing applications, or governance implementation managed with regular progress updates by our company formation lawyer Dubai.

4) Compliance and Ongoing Support

Post-formation compliance calendars, renewal procedures, structural amendments, and dispute prevention measures as business circumstances evolve through our corporate compliance UAE services.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

We handle FIDIC contracts, bespoke agreements, subcontracts, and consultancy appointments for all project types across the UAE construction sector.

UAE IPOs typically require 4-6 months from advisor appointment to listing completion, depending on company readiness, regulatory responsiveness, and market conditions.

Dubai Financial Market operates under SCA regulations for domestic listings with Arabic disclosure requirements, while Nasdaq Dubai offers international standards under DFSA regulation for global issuers.

Minimum capital requirements vary by company type and activity, with most mainland LLCs requiring AED 300,000 and free zone entities having zone-specific capital requirements.

Through critical path analysis, contemporary project records review, programming updates, and technical delay analysis to establish causation and impact.

Remedies include rectification costs, technical assessments of required works, consequential damages, and potential contract termination for serious defects.

Founding shareholders typically face 6-12 month post-listing restrictions, while management and pre-IPO investors may have different lock-up periods based on SCA requirements and market practice.

Yes, voluntary dissolution procedures exist through the relevant licensing authority, though outstanding obligations and authority clearances must be obtained first through corporate restructuring Dubai procedures.