Rasmi Ragy features in a legal Q&A in The National on changes to loan interest rates
Senior Counsel, Rasmi Ragy has been featured in The National in a legal Q&A on the rights of consumers in the UAE if a bank increases loan interest rates. Read more below.
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Caroline Greenwell
TL4 Fire Starters
Join us for a Festive FIRE Starters evening ahead of FIRE Starters Global Summit with our expert panellists.
Tamasin Perkins
Women in Chancery Christmas Celebration
Join us to celebrate the festive season and discuss the busy year we have had.
Dalal Alhouti
Disclosing Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration: Where Are We Now?
What is third-party funding and what further developments can we expect in this fast-moving area?
Piers Master
UAE Family Businesses Law
In an article for LexisNexis Middle East the team analyse the much-anticipated Federal Decree-Law No. 37/2022 on Family Businesses.
Rose Carey
Rose Carey quoted in The Evening Standard on visitor visa applications
“Family visas are currently taking up to six months to process and with no priority service available...”
Patrick Gearon FCIArb
Charles Russell Speechlys Middle East celebrates a double anniversary: building on local roots
As Charles Russell Speechlys Middle East celebrates a double anniversary this year, Patrick Gearon talks to the Oath.
Sara Sheffield
DIFC Courts Offer Digital Vault Service to Store Documents
Paula Boast
Paula Boast is interviewed by Construction Week on Bahrain's construction industry and how it is moving towards more functional and responsible building
Dissecting Bahrain's construction practices
Roger Elford
Extortionate Credit Transactions– can they be set aside?
A deep dive into extortionate credit transactions and why setting aside a transaction under the Insolvency Act 1986 is difficult.
Sara Sheffield
ADGM LAUNCHES NEW ‘MEDIATION IN THE METAVERSE’ SERVICE
Karl Masi
FSRA Ramps up Enforcement Action with Fines and a Prohibition Order
Stewart Hey
Taking aim: The Fraud Act 2006 in 2022
15 years on, can the Fraud Act 2006 keep up with the pace of change? Stewart Hey & Abigail Rushton weigh up its successes & shortcomings
Bruno Ledrappier
Federal Act on the Combatting of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing
The Swiss system to tackle money laundering and the financing of terrorism is constantly evolving.
Paula Boast
CDR – Essential Intelligence: The Belt and Road Initiative
Of the BRI nations situated within the Gulf, the UAE stands to be a leader and consolidate itself as the trade hub of the Middle East.
Paula Boast
Jurisdictional Challenges in Arbitrations in Qatar
Exploring jurisdictional challenges in arbitrations within the State of Qatar, both under Qatar law and the law of the QFC.
Glenn Bull
Non-payment: What’s a Contractor to do?
Payments to contractors are widely subjected to extensive delays.
Benoit Pasquier
Charles Russell Speechlys strengthens international Sports credentials with the appointment of Benoît Pasquier
Charles Russell Speechlys strengthens international Sports credentials with the appointment of Benoît Pasquier
Stephen Burns
Appointing a Director
This article explores some of the ways that additional directors can be appointed.
Patrick Gearon FCIArb
Proposed changes to the Arbitration Act 1996: anything contentious?
A deep dive into the new proposed changes to the Arbitration Act 1996
Manoj Vaghela
Manoj Vaghela features in The Times: Lawyer of the Week and The Law Society Gazette: Lawyer in the news
Lawyer of the week: Manoj Vaghela, who acted for Greggs in landmark ruling triggered by Covid-19 crisis