Conflict Assessment Report (CAR)
A report setting out facts, legal positions, risks, options and the proposed path.
A report setting out facts, legal positions, risks, options and the proposed path.
Procedural and supplementary submissions during proceedings. Defence, reply and appeal submissions are described separately.
Attendance, representation, hearing follow-up and documentation of the next step.
Prepare a cassation request under the applicable grounds and Supreme Court requirements.
Filing and following an enforcement application within the agreed stage and scope.
Where required by the dispute path and subject to the availability of legal grounds, we prepare petitions for reconsideration. This feature is limited to extraordinary remedies only and does not include appeal, as appeal is an ordinary remedy covered under the core service.
Separate claim to recover legal costs for your benefit.
Following the opposing party’s failure to pay, and after the Court has imposed enforcement measures under Article 46, we will pursue all legally available enforcement actions, including travel-ban proceedings, asset tracing, follow-up on attached receivables, coordination with the Enforcement Court, and escalation to the Public Prosecution where applicable.
We will file a bankruptcy application against the opposing party, in accordance with the Saudi Bankruptcy Law, where this route is legally available and strategically appropriate.
Prepare a new contract defining rights, obligations, risks and remedies.
Review the contract clause by clause and identify comments and amendments.
Present legal and commercial risks, impact and treatment priority.
Preparing legal letters, declarations and other non-contract documents for the intended purpose.
Drafting a demand notice setting out the obligation, deadline and supporting grounds.
Draft settlement terms, obligations, safeguards and implementation mechanics.
Follow amounts or obligations due under the settlement schedule.
Review internal frameworks, policies, authority and compliance requirements.
Identify legal risks, likelihood, impact and treatment priorities.
Prepare or review the documentation procedures and instruments required for a transaction.
Provide specialised legal support within the organisation or project for a defined scope and period.
The legal representative may issue the power of attorney free of charge through the Notary Public or via Najiz Business. However, if you are unable to do so, we can provide you with an official notary to complete the process for you at your location.
Draft or review employment contracts defining rights, obligations and relationship terms.
Prepare or review workplace policies and rules governing the employment relationship.
Review termination grounds, procedures, consequences and required documents.
Carry out an action before a public or private body connected with the matter.
Prepare, file and follow the registration and referral of a complaint.
Complete an official filing, registration or update with the competent body.
Translate legal texts and documents with accuracy, terminology and certification requirements in mind.
Monitor potential uses or infringements of rights and trademarks.
We discuss your matter and explain the legal advice, options and next step through direct conversation within the agreed scope.
A written legal opinion sets out the relevant facts, the basis of the advice, options and recommendation within the agreed scope.