Lawyers for companies and families ·Riyadh
Clear legal advice, in Arabic and English.
Company, employment, family and property matters, handled by Saudi lawyers who explain every step and the fee before we begin.
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- Fixed consultation fee
- Arabic and English
- Evening appointments
- 14years in practice
- 9lawyers and legal advisers
- 6practice areas
Practice areas
Who we help, and with what.
Companies and contracts
Company formation, shareholder agreements and the contracts you sign every week.
From SAR 2,500Employment
Contracts, policies and disputes for employers, and advice for employees.
From SAR 1,500Family and inheritance
Marriage contracts, custody and the division of estates, handled privately.
From SAR 2,000Property and leases
Sale and lease agreements, off-plan purchases and disputes with landlords.
From SAR 1,800Debt recovery
Demand letters, settlements and enforcement of unpaid invoices.
From SAR 1,200Court representation
We prepare your case and attend every hearing with you.
Quoted per case
Lawyers
Know who is handling your matter.
Abdulrahman Al Dossari
Managing partner · Companies and contracts
Arabic and English
Book with AbdulrahmanReem Al Otaibi
Partner · Family and inheritance
Arabic and English
Book with ReemYousef Al Zahrani
Lawyer · Employment and debt recovery
Arabic and English
Book with Yousef
Consultations
How a first consultation works.
Tell us the matter
Book online or on WhatsApp and send a short summary with any documents.
Meet a lawyer
45 minutes in our office or by video call, for a fixed fee of SAR 500.
Get a written plan
You receive the next steps, the timeline and the fee in writing within two working days.
Our approach
Plain words, agreed fees, no surprises.
Every matter has one lawyer responsible for it. We tell you your options and what each one costs, and we update you every week until it is closed.
Case studies
How matters like yours were resolved.
Companies · Family business
Three brothers, one company, no agreement
- The situation
- A family business had grown for 20 years with nothing in writing about shares or who could sell.
- What we did
- We drafted a shareholder agreement and a plan for handing over management, then met each brother separately.
- The result
- All three signed within six weeks, with no dispute reaching court.
Debt recovery · Supplier
Unpaid invoices from a long-standing customer
- The situation
- A supplier was owed a large sum across 14 invoices, and calls had stopped working.
- What we did
- We checked the paperwork, sent a formal demand and negotiated a schedule backed by an enforceable document.
- The result
- The customer agreed to pay in full over eight months, without a hearing.
Insights
Plain answers to common legal questions.
12 October 2026
Three clauses every shareholder agreement needs
Most disputes between partners start with something nobody wrote down.
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Agree how shares can be sold, what happens if a partner leaves or dies, and how a deadlock is broken. These are far easier to settle while everyone is on good terms.
21 September 2026
Before you sign a commercial lease
A lease can outlast the business plan it was signed for.
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Read the renewal terms, who pays for repairs, and whether you may assign the lease or end it early. Ask us to check anything unclear before you sign, not after.
2 September 2026
Ending an employment contract properly
How a contract ends often matters more than how it began.
Read the article
Check the notice period, final pay and end-of-service amounts, and put everything in writing. Most disputes we see come from a missing document, not bad intentions.
Questions clients ask
How much is a consultation?
SAR 500 for 45 minutes. If you instruct us afterwards, we deduct it from the first invoice.
Is what I tell you confidential?
Yes. Everything you share with us stays confidential, whether or not you instruct us.
Do you work in English?
Yes. Our lawyers advise and draft in Arabic and English.
Can you take a case outside Riyadh?
Yes. We attend courts across the Kingdom, and most meetings can be held by video call.
Book
Speak to a lawyer this week.
Al Olaya, Riyadh
- Sunday to Thursday
- 9am to 8pm
- Saturday
- By appointment