It is the preventive work that comes before a dispute: writing a contract that protects your position and closes the gaps, or reviewing one put in front of you so you know what you are actually agreeing to. Most of the commercial cases we later litigate could have been avoided by one clear clause in the original contract.
Drafting contracts from scratch for your specific dealing · Reviewing contracts presented to you and flagging the dangerous clauses before signature · Negotiating amendments on your behalf · Preparing standard templates for your business · Reviewing termination, penalty and compensation clauses · Drafting dispute-resolution provisions and choice of forum.
Supply and distribution · Construction and contracting · Services and consultancy · Commercial leases · Partnership and formation documents · Employment contracts and internal regulations · Non-disclosure agreements · Agency and franchise agreements · IT and software licensing.
Before signing any long-term or high-value contract; when a ready-made contract is handed to you by a commercially stronger party; when the contract contains an arbitration clause or foreign governing law; or when the same problem keeps recurring with different clients — a sign your template itself is flawed.
When a dispute arises, the relationship is read from the contract, not from intentions. Termination, penalty, evidence and forum clauses are what decide the outcome before the Commercial Court or a tribunal — which is why they are written before the dispute, not after.
We start with the commercial reality of the deal: who carries which risk, how payment flows, and what the worst-case scenario looks like. We then turn that into language that can only be read one way. On a review, we deliver notes ordered by risk, not a generic list of edits.
Reviewing a contract before signature costs a fraction of litigating after it — that is arithmetic, not a slogan. Our fees are fair and competitive, set according to the contract type and the size of the deal.
Generic templates do not reflect your deal or Saudi regulations, and usually lack termination, evidence and forum clauses — exactly what you need when a dispute arises.
Termination and early-termination compensation, together with the clause choosing the forum for disputes; without them, resolving a disagreement becomes slower and more expensive.
Yes, and we also check for conflicts between the Arabic and English versions and which prevails — a recurring source of disputes.
It depends on length and complexity, but a review is far quicker than drafting from scratch, and we confirm the expected turnaround before starting.
Send us your case details on WhatsApp and we will set out the right route and the expected fees before any commitment.
