Intellectual properties (“IP”) are creations of the mind, which may have an intangible characteristic. They include literary work, music, designs, symbols, and inventions.

This law allows divorce by both the husband and the wife, as well as divorce on grounds such as abuse, illness, lack of financial support, abandonment, imprisonment and addiction to intoxicants.

The United Arab Emirates has witnessed tremendous economic growth in the past three decades.

With a growing number of organizations moving away from a traditional office setup and opting for complete or partial remote working options, people have started looking into co working and co living spaces.

Resignation from an establishment and termination of employment are a standard part of an individual’s professional journey.

Abu Dhabi has a robust real estate market, which has been witnessing considerable growth and demand.

Dubai offers various opportunities for entrepreneurs to grow, particularly for expats. Many legal requirements may need to be followed to establish or operate a business in the UAE.

Cybercrime is a major social threat to individuals and organizations in the UAE. The government of the UAE has already implemented a structured legal system to prevent such online crimes.

As divorce is seldom mutually agreed upon, the terms for divorce and the implications thereto generally involve disputes and negotiations.