UAE court work is the part of disputes practice where procedural discipline determines outcome more often than the merits.
Our litigation caseload sits squarely in the UAE onshore courts. Recent and ongoing work includes a forced-liquidation and recovery action under Article 308 of Federal Decree-Law No. 32 of 2021, judicial dissolution and execution proceedings before the Abu Dhabi Commercial Courts, an unfair-dismissal claim before the Abu Dhabi First Instance Court Employment Division, a labour cassation appeal before the Federal Supreme Court, criminal extradition proceedings in Dubai, tenancy and administrative-decision appeals, and a portfolio of FTA-related tax disputes spanning first instance and cassation.
We treat jurisdiction, governing law, and the interaction between arbitration clauses and court proceedings as live issues to be litigated — not assumptions to be inherited from the contract drafter. Where the right forum is contested, we contest it.
“Onshore court work is decided as much by what is filed in the first thirty days as by what is argued at the hearing.”
Interim relief, attachment, and post-judgement enforcement are coordinated as one workstream with the substantive claim, so that a favourable judgement translates into actual recovery — including travel bans, banking attachments, and execution against UAE-located assets.