Resolve Complex Disputes. Stay in Control.

Litigation Lawyer in The UAE & Egypt

Disputes are high-pressure and time-sensitive. We bring experienced advocacy to help you take control of the situation and achieve a strong, commercially sound resolution.

High Stakes Litigation

High-Stakes Court Representation

The Team You Need When the Stakes Are High


When a dispute escalates, the risk is not just legal. It can affect your cash flow, operations, reputation, and long-term business strategy.

At Al Adly & Co., we represent founders, investors, executives, and companies in complex disputes across the UAE and Egypt. Our team combines courtroom experience with practical commercial thinking, helping clients act early, protect their position, and move forward with clarity.

Whether you are dealing with a contractual conflict, shareholder breakdown, enforcement risk, or a cross-border claim, we build a dispute strategy around your commercial objectives—not just the legal process.

We advise and represent clients before the UAE courts, the Egyptian courts, and in arbitration proceedings, with a practical focus on enforcement, recovery, and business continuity.

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Court Strategy & Enforcement

Court Strategy, Enforcement, and Commercial Dispute Resolution


When high-value disputes threaten your business, you need more than courtroom advocacy—you need a clear legal strategy.


Our litigation team represents investors, companies, and entrepreneurs in complex disputes across the UAE and Egypt, combining deep court experience with cross-border insight. We focus on commercial dispute resolution, contract litigation, real estate disputes, banking and financial disputes, shareholder conflicts, investment disputes, and enforcement proceedings.


Disputes in the UAE and Egypt follow different court procedures, timelines, and enforcement mechanisms. A successful strategy requires more than technical legal knowledge. It requires practical experience with how judges, court experts, enforcement authorities, and procedural rules work in each jurisdiction. 

Our team supports clients in:

  • litigation before the UAE courts and Egyptian courts
  • arbitration proceedings and enforcement-related actions
  • asset recovery and enforcement of judgments
  • settlement discussions and pre-action dispute management
  • urgent measures where needed to protect assets and preserve leverage

We act with a clear commercial objective: protect your position, reduce unnecessary exposure, and pursue the most effective path to resolution.

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Protecting your interests in complex legal disputes

Litigation Services We Provide


We help clients resolve complex disputes without losing control of time, leverage, or commercial position. Our work is focused on high-value business disputes where legal strategy directly affects financial and operational outcomes.

Commercial Litigation


Disputes can disrupt operations, delay payments, and expose your business to unnecessary risk. We represent clients in breach of contract claims, payment disputes, supply chain conflicts, and disputes arising from complex commercial agreements.

Intellectual Property and Technology Disputes


In fast-moving sectors, intellectual property and technology disputes can quickly affect market position. We represent clients in disputes involving trademarks, copyright, licensing, technology contracts, and other commercial IP issues.

Banking and Financial Disputes


We advise clients in disputes involving financial institutions, lending arrangements, investment structures, guarantees, recovery claims, and regulatory pressure points affecting commercial activity.

Shareholder and Partnership Disputes


Disputes between shareholders or business partners can destabilize an entire company. We advise on ownership conflicts, governance breakdowns, fiduciary duty issues, deadlock situations, and disputes arising from shareholder agreements and joint ventures.

Employment and Executive Disputes


We advise employers, founders, and senior executives in sensitive disputes involving contracts, termination issues, restrictive covenants, and high-level employment conflicts with reputational or operational implications.

Cross-Border Commercial Disputes


Businesses operating across borders need a coordinated plan of action, not fragmented advice. Our presence in Dubai and Egypt allows us to manage cross-border disputes with one legal strategy across two key jurisdictions in the Middle East.

Real Estate and Construction Disputes


Real estate and construction matters often involve layered contracts, multiple stakeholders, and significant financial exposure. We represent developers, investors, contractors, and property owners in disputes involving project delays, payment claims, performance failures, and related enforcement issues.

Operating across two major legal markets provides unique commercial advantages.

Litigation in the UAE & Egypt


Our firm maintains offices in Dubai and Cairo/Giza, allowing us to represent clients across both jurisdictions with integrated legal strategies and local execution.

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UAE Jurisdiction

Litigation in the UAE


The UAE offers a multi-layered dispute resolution landscape, combining local civil law courts with specialist financial free zone forums and arbitration centres. We represent clients across the UAE courts and in related enforcement proceedings, always with close attention to procedural requirements, commercial priorities, and recoverability.

Local Courts

Expert representation before the Dubai Courts, Abu Dhabi Courts, and Sharjah Courts across all tiers (First Instance, Appeal, Cassation) in Arabic.

DIFC & ADGM Courts

Navigating common-law frameworks with independent English-language courts for complex commercial and financial disputes.

UAE Arbitration

Strategic counsel in arbitration proceedings before DIAC, Tahkeem, and ADCCAC, including ratification and enforcement of awards.

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Egypt Jurisdiction

Litigation in Egypt


Egypt remains a major commercial and investment market, but dispute resolution requires a strong understanding of procedural practice, court-appointed experts, documentary evidence, and enforcement realities on the ground.

Civil & Commercial Courts

Representation before Cairo and Alexandria courts, managing complex expert appointments and extensive documentary evidence.

State Council (Maglis El Dawla)

Specialized expertise litigating against government entities, handling public procurement, and administrative disputes.

Egyptian Arbitration

Managing institutional (CRCICA) and ad hoc arbitrations, from initial notice to challenging or enforcing arbitral awards.

Not every dispute should go directly to court

Litigation vs. Arbitration: Choosing the Right Path


In many situations, arbitration, negotiated settlement, or early procedural action can produce a faster and more commercially effective outcome. The right path depends on the contract, the jurisdiction, the counterparty, the enforceability of the result, and the wider business impact of the dispute.

Our role is to help you make that decision with clarity. We assess the legal position, the procedural options, the commercial leverage points, and the enforcement realities before recommending the right strategy.

We help clients evaluate the best route based on:

  • jurisdiction and governing law
  • enforceability across borders
  • cost and time exposure
  • confidentiality considerations
  • commercial impact and settlement leverage

We regularly advise clients on disputes involving arbitration clauses, court jurisdiction issues, and parallel risk across the UAE and Egypt.

One partner across two jurisdictions—executed seamlessly from Dubai to Cairo.

 Why Choose Al Adly & Co For Regional Litigation?


We help clients manage cross-border disputes with clear advice, coordinated execution, and a strong focus on what matters most: protecting value, preserving leverage, and achieving an enforceable result.

Cross-Border Litigation Strength

With offices in Dubai and Egypt, we handle disputes that move across jurisdictions, parties, and legal systems. Clients do not need separate law firms working in isolation. We provide one strategy, one communication line, and coordinated action across both markets.

Practical Local Insight

Success in litigation depends on more than black-letter law. It requires practical experience with local laws, court procedure, enforcement practice, and how disputes unfold in real conditions. Our team brings that local understanding to every matter.

Bilingual Legal Excellence

Since local court proceedings in both countries are strictly in Arabic, our bilingual capabilities are essential. We bridge the gap between international clients operating in English and the Arabic-language requirements of the judicial systems.

Enforcement-Focused Mindset

A judgment or award only matters if it can be enforced. From recovery strategy to execution measures, we stay focused on the practical outcome—not just the legal win.

Strategic Commercial Approach

We do not treat litigation as a purely procedural exercise. We align legal action with your commercial objectives, whether that means fast containment, stronger settlement leverage, decisive court action, or focused enforcement.

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Meet The Team


Our team draws on more than 20 years of legal experience across the UAE and Egypt — advising founders, executives, investors, and government-linked entities on complex, high-stakes matters.

Ahmed Adly

Founder & Managing Partner

Nedaa Ahmed

Group Manager

Akram Gideon

Senior Legal Associate

Know the signs before a dispute escalates

When Should You Contact a Litigation Lawyer?


The earlier you act, the more options you usually have.

You should speak with a litigation lawyer as soon as a dispute begins to threaten your commercial position, leverage, or ability to recover what is owed. Early action can improve evidence control, reduce avoidable risk, and shape a stronger strategy from the outset.

You should seek legal advice early if:

  • Negotiations with another party have broken down
  • A business partner has breached a contract
  • A project is facing delay, non-payment, or performance issues
  • A regulatory issue or formal complaint has arisen
  • A shareholder or partnership dispute is emerging

Early strategy often determines whether a dispute is contained, escalated, settled, or successfully enforced.

Request a Litigation Strategy Session

Act Early. Protect Your Position


Legal disputes require decisive action and clear strategy.

Our team will evaluate your case, identify risks and opportunities, and provide practical legal guidance tailored to your objectives.

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Contact Information

Egypt

  • Phone
    +20 121 2556 843
  • Landline
    +20 238 8643 53

United Arab Emirates

  • Phone
    +971 55 3033 002
  • Landline
    +971 44 3026 66

F.A.Q.

Your Questions, Answered Directly.


How long does litigation take in the UAE or Egypt?

Timing depends on the type of dispute, the court, the complexity of the evidence, and whether appeals or enforcement actions are involved. Some matters move relatively quickly, while larger commercial disputes may take longer and require a staged strategy.

Can foreign companies bring claims before the UAE courts or Egyptian courts?

Yes. Foreign companies can bring claims in both jurisdictions, subject to procedural requirements, jurisdiction rules, and the terms of the underlying contract. In some cases, arbitration may also be the more effective route.

Is arbitration better than litigation?

Not always. Arbitration can offer privacy, procedural flexibility, and cross-border enforceability, but litigation may be more effective in certain disputes depending on urgency, available remedies, and the counterparty’s asset position.

Do I need a lawyer to file a case?

For high-value or complex disputes, working with a litigation lawyer is strongly recommended. A well-prepared case strategy can affect jurisdiction, evidence, interim measures, enforcement options, and overall commercial outcome.