25+ Lawyers
570+ Cases resolved
UAE & Beirut presence
Consulting since 2006

You get practical, responsive legal support across the issues that affect your operations and risk exposure. We handle contracts and negotiations, advise on compliance and decision-making, and step in early to prevent disputes. If escalation is unavoidable, we carry the matter through with continuity.
We act for the parties who carry real risk in UAE hospitality: hotel owners, operators, developers, restaurant groups, and investors.
Whether you are launching a new venue, running a branded operation, or protecting a hospitality asset, we focus on your position when licences, leases, management terms, or brand standards come under pressure.

We advise hotel groups on management agreements, brand standards, and operational compliance across Dubai and the UAE, including disputes that can affect performance and reputation.

We represent owners and asset managers protecting high-value hospitality assets, including operator issues, lease exposure, and enforcement steps that impact revenues and exits.

We support developers and investors on project structuring and hospitality development risk, including delays, handover issues, defect exposure, and contractor claims that affect opening timelines.



We help with day to day legal decisions, keep contracts and correspondence under control, and step in early so issues do not become disputes. When escalation is unavoidable, we handle negotiations, arbitration, or court proceedings with continuity.

Hospitality matters are operational and time-sensitive, with high-volume contracting, staffing exposure, and brand-driven standards. Our team helps you manage agreements, claims, and compliance without interrupting day-to-day operations.
The work we step into is typically:
You tell us what you do and where the pressure points are. We review your key contracts, workflow, and recurring issues, then prioritise what to fix first.
We agree what is included, what is time-sensitive, and how fast you need responses. You get clear SLAs, a named point of contact, and a simple escalation path.
Contract reviews, negotiations, compliance questions, letters, and ongoing advice. We keep decisions practical and documented so your team can move without guesswork.
If a matter turns contentious, we handle the escalation with continuity, from pre-action letters to arbitration or court, without changing the team midway.

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Address: Business Bay, Empire Heights, block B, office 1604
Tel.: +971 4 8761744
PO Box: 415048
Email: [email protected]
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 9am-5pm
Fri: 9am-12pm

Address: Electra Street, Al Mazrooei building, 9th floor, office 903
Tel.: +971 4 8761744
PO Box: 62829
Email: [email protected]
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 9am-5pm
Fri: 9am-12pm

Address: Miziara Centre, above Sea Sweet, Block C, 4th floor
Email: [email protected]
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 9am-5pm
Fri: 9am-12pm
