THAT Law Firm
A Saudi professional law firm. Legal solutions for your business, commerce, employment relationships and civil rights.
THAT provides legal advice, contract drafting and review, negotiation, settlements and court representation, alongside legal management for businesses and governance services.
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Clients and our team’s experience
Clients & experience
- Experience serving public bodies, businesses and advisory firms, and supporting individuals in their legal matters.
- More than 780 individual clients, whose names remain private. Our experience directory identifies the relationship with each organisation.
Our legal practice areas
Privatisation & public-private partnerships
With Al-Burhan Law Firm at Khaskhasa Centre, we work on legal matters and professional knowledge relating to privatisation and public-private partnership projects, including project preparation, contractual relationships, obligations, risk allocation and delivery.
Criminal law
Defence and representation in criminal cases, including fact and evidence analysis and legal submissions, with experience in economic crime and cybercrime.
Commercial law
Transactions and relationships arising from business activity, including companies, contracts, claims and commercial disputes.
Civil law
Civil rights, obligations, contractual relationships and claims that are not exclusively commercial or employment matters.
Employment law
Employment relationships from contracts, policies and compliance through termination, settlement and labour disputes.
Sectors
What we handle for you
Disputes & Representation
- Managing a dispute from position analysis through enforcement and closure.
- Criminal cases
- Narcotics and psychotropic substance cases
Contracts & Drafting
- Contract drafting and review, advice, correspondence and regulations.
- Contract Drafting
- Contract Review
Settlement & Conciliation
- Negotiation, conciliation requests, settlement drafting and performance follow-up.
- Settlement Deal
- Payment Follow-up
Corporate, Governance & Compliance
- Organising the entity, relationships, authority and regulatory obligations.
- Governance & Compliance
- Risk Analysis
Employment Matters & Labour Relations
- Employment contracts and policies, claims, termination and labour disputes.
- Employment Contracts
- Employment Policies
Procedural & Supporting Services
- Correspondence, complaints, filing, document receipt and translation.
- Administrative Action
- Complaint Filing
Why THAT?
Clear scope and pricing
- The proposal states what we will do, what each element covers and what falls outside scope.
Services and deliverables
- The proposal identifies the services, documents and procedures included in the engagement and any work charged separately.
Approval of actions
- Your approval is required before a material action that increases fees or expenses, and before formally filing a claim or court submission.
Initial response and delivery timing
- We provide an initial response within 120 business minutes. Delivery timing is defined by the service, tier and written scope; no single completion period applies to every matter.
Legal quality · LQS
- LQS review addresses the evidential basis of facts, the validity of authorities, legal reasoning and requirements for issuing the work.
Professional oversight
- We use technology and AI under professional supervision. A qualified specialist reviews every piece of work before delivery.
The people behind the work
The people behind the work
- Lawyers and advisers in law, business and governance. Meet our team and explore their experience and qualifications.
Before you begin
Should I negotiate a settlement or bring a claim?
We first review the facts, documents and relevant deadlines. Negotiation may be the right starting point; in other cases, a prompt claim or urgent application may better protect your position. We explain the options, the risks and our recommendation so you can decide how to proceed.
How do you review the quality of legal advice and submissions?
Our LQS review covers the facts, legal analysis, supporting authorities, available options and risks. The responsible legal professional reviews and approves the work before delivery, with partner or specialist involvement appropriate to the matter’s complexity and significance.
Can you support a business without an in-house legal department?
Yes. Our legal management plans provide continuing support with advice, contracts, claims and legal risk. The scope and level of support are agreed according to your organisation’s needs.