Contributing to consolidating the concept of preventive justice in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and enabling it.
Our Slogan is preventive justice in a secure path.
Establish justice in anticipation of the conflict and avoid recourse to the judiciary, by providing innovative legal services to our partners that preserve the rights of the parties and resolve any dispute with prompt justice.
You can request a consultation through the service request page on our website, by calling 920014488, or by emailing info@msarlaw.com. Our team will contact you to arrange the consultation and define its scope.
We handle commercial litigation, corporate and partner disputes, labor, real estate and administrative cases before the Board of Grievances, as well as commercial arbitration, contract drafting and review, company formation, enforcement, notarization and registration, and intellectual property.
Our head office is in Riyadh: Office 4-5, Building 6518, Al-Takhassusi Street, Al-Muhammadiyah District, postal code 12362. We also have a branch in Jeddah on Prince Sultan Road, Al-Zahraa District.
Under Article 40 of the Saudi Law of Arbitration (Royal Decree M/34), the final award must be issued within twelve months from the start of the arbitration proceedings if the parties have not agreed otherwise, and the arbitral tribunal may extend this period by up to six months.
Arbitration awards cannot be challenged by any means of appeal, except through an action to set aside the award (Article 49). Such an action must be filed within sixty days from the date the party was notified of the award, on grounds listed exhaustively in Article 50, and the court does not review the facts or merits of the dispute.
Yes. We work in both Arabic and English, covering company formation, legal due diligence, contract review, and representation of foreign companies before the competent Saudi courts and arbitral tribunals.
A request to enforce an arbitration award is not accepted until the period for filing an action to set aside has expired (Article 55). The request must be accompanied by the original award or a certified copy, a true copy of the arbitration agreement, and proof that the award was deposited with the competent court.
