Your Strategic Legal Partner in Dubai

The Al Adly Difference

We combine regulatory precision, commercial judgment, and cross-border execution to support businesses operating in Dubai’s complex legal environment.

Core Legal Services

Structured legal advisory for businesses operating in Dubai across formation, transactions, regulatory matters, and dispute resolution.

Al Adly & Co. is a UAE and Egypt law firm with a Dubai team that advises businesses, investors and individuals on the legal issues that come with operating in Dubai. Each service below links to a dedicated page with further detail. If you are unsure which area applies to your matter, speak with our team and we will confirm the right route before any work begins.

Business Setup in Dubai

We help founders and investors choose the right structure from day one, then manage licensing, banking and compliance so the business can focus on growth. Where a plan includes both Dubai and Egypt, we advise on the jurisdiction that suits each part of the business.

Corporate & Commercial Law in Dubai

We advise on company formation, shareholder and partnership agreements, commercial contracts, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, restructuring and corporate governance. The aim is to protect the value of the business and reduce exposure before a dispute arises.

Crypto & Fintech Law in Dubai

We advise on digital asset structuring, crypto and virtual asset compliance, token and fintech product regulation, and licensing questions for businesses operating in the UAE. Reviewing the business model early helps avoid regulatory problems later.

Real Estate Law in Dubai

We advise on property purchases, off-plan sales, leases, mortgages, service charges and developer disputes in Dubai. Clear contract terms and proper due diligence protect both investors and landlords throughout the transaction.

Employment Law in the UAE

We advise employers and employees on UAE labour law, including contracts, probation, termination, end-of-service entitlements, visas and work permits, and disputes before the Labour Court or through mediation. Clear written policies reduce risk on both sides.

Legal Advisory for Growing Companies

We support founders and growing businesses with day-to-day legal advice, contract review, employment policies, regulatory questions and risk management, so legal issues are dealt with before they slow down expansion.

Family Law in the UAE and Egypt

We advise on family matters with cross-border elements in the UAE and Egypt, including marriage and divorce issues, custody, maintenance and inheritance planning, with attention to the rules that apply in each jurisdiction.

Arbitration in Dubai

We handle commercial, construction and investment disputes seated in Dubai, including DIAC proceedings. Setting out the forum, timelines and enforcement strategy early keeps options open and costs proportionate.

Our Dubai office: Dubai CommerCity, Building BCB2 413, Umm Ramool, Dubai. View on Google Maps

Our Dubai team works alongside the Egypt office on cross-border matters, so one file can move between jurisdictions without losing context. We begin each engagement with a short scoping call, agree the fees and timelines in writing, and name the lawyer responsible from the outset. Clients receive clear updates at each stage and practical options rather than long, generic memos. Whether the matter is a new licence, a commercial dispute or a family issue, our aim is to give you a clear route forward.

For most advisory work we agree fees in advance. For disputes we set out a realistic budget for each stage of the proceedings, so you can plan with confidence. Businesses expanding into Dubai can also ask us to review existing contracts and corporate records, so gaps are identified before a transaction or a dispute arises. Anyone unsure which service applies can start with a short consultation to confirm the right route before any work begins.

Speak With Our UAE Team

Share a brief overview of your objectives. Our Dubai team will assess your situation and outline clear, structured next steps aligned with UAE regulatory and commercial requirements.