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We, Emirates Lawyers & Solicitors, are boutique legal consultancy offering our clients the best possible solutions at law to address the matters at hand. Our team consists of dynamic and progressive lawyers and para-legal who handle your problems in the most confidential and professional manner. Our services are offered to individuals, businesses and institutions. We handle both contentious and non- contentious matters to assist you to attain your legal goals in lines with the laws of the country.
Our dedication to establishing strong local foundations has allowed us to gain in-depth knowledge of the complex regulatory environment that both international and newly established businesses encounter. Our comprehensive suite of services prioritizes compliance, guiding you through Dubai's bureaucracy with expertise and efficiency. Our goal is to help you achieve independence faster than your competitors.
With a proven track record of assisting businesses worldwide in establishing themselves in the primary commercial hub of the Middle East, ELAS LEGAL is keenly aware of the common pitfalls and challenges businesses face in a new environment. Our team is exceptionally equipped to guide you efficiently and reliably through the complexities of setting up your operations.
Deeply familiar with the city, its governance structure, standards, and operating procedures, our teams are uniquely positioned to provide your business with all the crucial information necessary for long-term success. With ELAS Legal , you will receive comprehensive support through our Legal and hands-on services, ensuring your new office branch thrives.
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Civil torts are the breaches of civil duties not covered by specific contracts. These are mainly the legal injuries which may be claimed in a civil court.
Our services in this practice area encompasses defending individuals or corporates against accusation of financial crimes and more.
UAE’s inheritance laws are governed by The Personal Affairs Law of No.28 of 2005 (Personal Status Law)