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Litigation | الرؤية للمحاماة والإستشارات القانونية

Litigation

One of the key factors in achieving success in legal cases is appointing a specialized, qualified, and highly skilled attorney who can represent their client effectively, protect their rights during legal proceedings, and deliver swift justice without unnecessary loss of time, effort, or resources. This is a principle that VALC understands profoundly. VALC meticulously prepares to represent its clients, leveraging the expertise and skills of its team to thoroughly analyze cases from all angles. It seeks clarity from the client and collaborates to gather supporting documents that substantiate the claimed rights or refute any false allegations. This process is conducted in light of Islamic Sharia principles and relevant laws and regulations. VALC initiates litigation procedures with the competent courts, drafts and reviews legal memorandums internally and with the client (if requested) and ensures courtroom representation by specialized and experienced personnel. The company handles various types of cases across all courts, bodies, and committees at all levels, from filing the case to execution of the judgment. VALC also keeps its clients regularly updated on the progress of their cases and boasts an excellent litigation track record, by the grace of God.

Examples of the types of cases we handle include:

  • Commercial disputes

  • Banking, securities, and capital market cases

  • Real estate and lease contract disputes

  • Intellectual property, patents, copyright, and publishing rights

  • Trademark disputes

  • Customs disputes

  • Zakat, income tax, and VAT issues

  • Insurance and insurance brokerage disputes

  • Liquidation, bankruptcy, and judicial receivership

  • Labor cases

  • Administrative disputes

  • Disputes related to administrative contracts

  • Expropriation and related compensation cases

  • Business-related criminal cases, such as forgery, breach of trust, administrative corruption, embezzlement, bribery, money laundering, and cybercrimes.