Litigation

Litigation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

We handle a full range of litigation services on complex disputes in Commercial and Contract, Construction & Engineering, Corporate & Partnership, Professional Negligence, Intellectual Property, Insurance and Debt Claim matters. Our clients range from international companies to SMEs and high-profile individuals.

Our litigation team will carefully listen and take note of the cause and facts of the issue from you. Our formidable experience as litigators provide legal remedy which are practical with probability whether the case has merits.
We engage with one of our team members on a regular basis to provide you detailed update of each hearing, representation process and next course of action. For international clients, our senior litigation team give priority on any critical discussion with you over the phone or online video call if necessary, making it easy to connect.
We will brief the client on the costs that would likely involve managing the case until we get a final judgment. Our broad experience and the depth of our practice areas ensures we can put together multi-disciplined lawyers to provide you with the most comprehensive advice and representation.

What we offer in litigation

Civil suits

Commercial suits

Our commercial suits construe the largest part of cases in the firm, where an experienced team manages these types of cases which may relate to financial claims such as claims for supply, contracting or carrying out tasks for monetary payment in return, as well as cases that may relate to partnership, companies and manager accountability, and other claims such as building, construction, operation and maintenance.

Board of Grievances Suits

Labor Suits

Execution of final judgments

Client Communications

Our executive plan

Setting up a meeting with the client
Viewing and studying casefile documents
Strategizing a plan and a work policy
Communicating with our client and informing them with said plan
Determine the costs and payment methods.
Signing the contract with the client
Executing the plan

Our Success Stories

The Case

The case dates back when the Plaintiffs submitted a complaint to the management of the hospital against some physicians working in the hospital alleging that their mother had sustained internal bleeding owing to taking a medicinal drug handed to her erroneously by the pharmacy of the hospital. The complaint then was forwarded to the LMA for an action to be taken.

The Case

A financial claim filed by our client (Company M) against Company (B) (defendant) for recovery of the outstanding debts owed by the defendant, based on an agreement entered into between the two parties whereby our client carried out subcontracting works for the defendant.

The Case

The defendant failed to keep his promise of repayment and did not repay SAR 100,000 he took as a loan from the deceased by way of cheque. The legal heirs approached us for our legal assistance in the recovery of their claim, and we filed the case which ended up with the Court ruled in favour of our Client, ordering the defendant to pay back the entire claim amount to our Client.

The Case

A case was by our client (H) against Company (S) (defendant) for recovery of rental dues of rented property leased by our client based on the tenancy contract existed between our client and the defendant.

The Case

A financial recovery claim case filed by our client (Company H) against Company (G) (defendant), demanding the defendant to pay the outstanding debts, which is a result of the defendant’s failure to abide by the contractual obligations, in line with the supply agreement concluded between the two parties for supply of electric appliances.

The Case

Our client, a trading company, filed a financial recovery claim against Company (W) (defendant) for the outstanding payment of the electric devices and products supplied by our client to the defendant and which was a breach of contract by the defendant as per the contractual obligations of supply contract existed between both the parties.

The Case

A financial claim lawsuit was filed by the Plaintiff Foreign Company registered out of KSA (our client) against a Company (the Defendant) demanding the settlement of the outstanding debts for the value of auto parts supplied by our client to the Defendant.

The Case

The contracting company “ Plaintiff ”, had submitted a claim before the General Court in KSA, requiring our client “defendant” to pay financial dues resulting from contractual relation between them Contracting Agreement “, and this was after payment of financial dues under approved and certified progress reports and after counting all existing works and delivery of house to our client defendant”, and plaintiff claims that there was cheating, deceit, and complicity by an employee under his company, which lead to fake and unreal results of counting process.

The Case

The Plaintiff alleges that our client (a gynaecologist) failed to perform due care and attention as being a physician, who was supervising the delivery of his pregnant wife (patient).
The Plaintiff demanded the medical team and the hospital to pay the legal Diya (blood money) as well as the compensation for damages sustained for present and future complications.

The Case

This claim is that our client (a Turkish company) engaged in food and industrial trade had supplied/exported goods to the respondent a Saudi company and the value of the goods supplied was approximately $ 125,000. Our client had all transaction documents such as invoices and shipment documents were properly stamped and singed.

The Case

The case goes back when our client, in its capacity as the Plaintiff, entered into an agreement with the Defendant whereby our client shall implement a number of contracting projects for the Defendant. Our client fulfilled its contractual obligations and carried out the works entrusted to it in consideration of SAR 23,647,610.33 (Twenty Three Million and Six Hundred Forty Seven Thousand and Six Hundred ten Riyals and Thirty Three Halalah) the Defendant failed to settle– a matter, which prompted us to file this lawsuit.

The Case

The Defendant informed our client that if he invests as much as USD 1,000,000 in palms cultivation, it could generate profit approximately ranging between USD 350,000-400,000. (Three Hundred Fifty Thousand to Four Hundred Thousand). On such defendant’s representation and promises our client entered into a finance agreement with the Defendant. But the defendant ultimately failed to return the principal as well the profits to our client. Following that, our client approached us to support in recovery of the amount by filing a lawsuit which was finally settled and recovered through alternative disputes resolution in reconciliation session between the two parties.

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