🇦🇪UAE Legal News

The once-dominant figure in Spanish soccer, Luis Rubiales, finds himself ensnared in legal shackles, mandated to grace the Madrid court corridors monthly, with his global mobility now tied to judicial approval. A Spanish magistrate’s gavel banged down on this verdict following Rubiales’ embroilment in a corruption inquisition, accusing him of orchestrating an offense of unjust …

Rubiales’ Legal Confinement: Monthly Court Appearances and Travel Restrictions Imposed Read More »

Amidst the stirring whirlwind of international media buzz, Dubai Municipality (DM) finds itself at the crossroads of concern as reports surface suggesting potential adulteration in certain renowned Indian spice brands. While Dubai’s routine scrutiny of food items had initially uncovered no cause for alarm, whispers of carcinogenic content in these spices have drawn the municipality’s …

Investigating Allegations: Dubai Authorities Scrutinize Indian Spice Brands Read More »

As the Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal adjourns Case No. 87 of 2023 to May 2, 2024, tension mounts around the fate of the accused in the ‘Justice and Dignity Committee’ Organisation trial. The courtroom, a stage for justice’s drama, witnessed a flurry of legal maneuvers and impassioned pleas. The accused, eighty-four in number, …

Abu Dhabi Court Delays Verdict in Alleged Terrorist Group Case Read More »

In a defiant stance against the U.S. government’s allegations of anticompetitive behavior in the online advertising realm, Alphabet Inc’s Google has taken a bold step, urging a federal court in Virginia to dismiss the lawsuit. The Justice Department’s case, launched back in January 2023, accuses Google of leveraging its dominance in the digital advertising domain …

Google Fights Back: Challenges U.S. Advertising Lawsuit Read More »

In the bustling quarters of Riyadh, nestled amidst the digital revolution, lies the testament of Najiz – a platform that stands tall, witnessing a staggering influx of 23 million visitors from over 90 nations in the opening quarter of 2024. A beacon of digital prowess, Najiz, orchestrated by the Ministry of Justice, has embarked on …

Najiz Platform Emerges as Global Digital Hub, Attracts 23 Million Visitors from 90+ Nations in Q1 2024 Read More »

In a decisive move to fortify legal safeguards, Saudi Arabia has greenlit the creation of the Center for the Protection of Whistleblowers, Witnesses, Experts, and Victims. Spearheaded by Saudi Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Muajab, this initiative finds its roots in Article Four of the groundbreaking Law for the Protection of Whistleblowers, Witnesses, Experts, and Victims. …

Safe Haven: Saudi Arabia Establishes Shield for Informants and Witnesses Read More »

In a dramatic legal clash unfolding in the bustling corridors of the High Court in London, pharmaceutical giants Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech lock horns over the cherished patents that underpin their groundbreaking Covid vaccine technologies. At the heart of the dispute lies Moderna’s firm assertion that its American adversary Pfizer, in tandem with its German collaborator …

Legal Showdown: Moderna vs. Pfizer/BioNTech in UK Court Battle Over Covid Vaccine Patents Read More »

Amidst the winds of activism, Greta Thunberg, the 21-year-old Swedish icon of climate advocacy, finds herself entangled in legal wrangles once again. Swedish prosecutors have formally charged her with acts of civil disobedience stemming from her steadfast refusal to heed police orders during two climate protests staged outside Sweden’s parliament in March. A court clerk, …

Climate Activist Greta Thunberg Faces Legal Consequences for Civil Disobedience Read More »

In a significant move, the Saudi Shoura Council has set its sights on updating the regulations governing premium residency within the kingdom. Led by Deputy Chairman Dr. Meshaal Al-Sulami, the council convened to deliberate on crucial updates aimed at streamlining the processes associated with premium residency. One of the primary objectives outlined during the session …

Saudi Shoura Council Pushes for Modernization of Premium Residency Regulations Read More »

As torrents descended upon Dubai’s streets, leaving a wake of plumbing woes and soggy walls, residents found themselves grappling with a pressing question: Who shoulders the burden of repair in such aqueous adversity? In the labyrinth of legalities that govern tenancy in the Emirate, clarity emerges from Law No. 26 of 2007, which delineates the …

Dubai Deliberations: Landlord’s Liability in Rain-Damaged Apartments Read More »