Founded in 2011 by Dr Abdulrahman Baamir, our firm was established on a singular conviction: that clients operating in complex legal environments deserve counsel that is not only technically excellent but genuinely committed to understanding their commercial objectives.
We do not offer generic advice: every instruction receives the close and considered attention of senior lawyers who bring both academic depth and real-world acumen to every matter.
The firm is licensed by the Saudi Ministry of Justice (Firm Registration No. SBA00006310) and our founding partner holds a personal licence to practise Saudi law (Licence No. 3226).
LLB. LLM, PgD, Ph.D
Dr Baamir has been in legal practice since 2003, and has advised and represented clients before the full spectrum of Saudi judicial and quasi-judicial bodies, including the Commercial Courts, the Board of Grievances (Administrative Courts), the Committee for the Settlement of Banking Disputes, the Committee for the Resolution of Securities Disputes, Tax Violations and Disputes Resolution Committees, Tax Appeal Committees, Customs Committees, and Customs Appeal Committees.
He has served as party-appointed arbitrator and chairman of arbitral tribunals in domestic and international arbitrations spanning mining, construction, IT, distributorship and agency agreements, investments and joint ventures, licensing arrangements, real estate, and turnkey projects.
Dr Baamir is frequently instructed as an expert witness on Saudi and Shariʼa law by foreign courts and arbitral tribunals, having submitted expert reports to the High Court of Justice of England and Wales, the United States District Courts, the Superior Court of Québec, and to the ICC, LCIA, and ad hoc international arbitral proceedings.
Available upon request
Shariʼa Law in Commercial and Banking Arbitration: Law and Practice in Saudi Arabia, Ashgate (2010)
“Saudi Law as Lex Arbitri”, Arbitration International, Vol. 25 (2009), pp. 239–269
“Issues of Transparency in the Saudi Stock Market”, Arab Law Quarterly, Vol. 22 (2008), pp. 63–87
“The New Saudi Arbitration Act: Evaluation of Theory and Practice”, International A.L.R., Vol. 6 (2012), pp. 219–234
Chapter Author, Arbitration in the MENA Region, Juris Publishing (2016)
Chapter Author, Arbitration in the MENA Region, Juris Publishing (2016)
Contributor, Attachment of Assets, Juris Publishing (2025)
Contributor, Enforcement of Money Judgments, Juris Publishing (2026)
Our practice spans commercial arbitration and litigation, corporate and company law, foreign investment, construction and engineering, energy, intellectual property, technology, and tax, with particular strength in matters governed by Saudi and Shariʼa law.
We apply the full depth of our expertise to every instruction, regardless of scale.
We advise our clients candidly and act with complete professional independence.
We invest in understanding our clients’ objectives so that our advice serves their broader commercial vision.
BA (Hons), MA, CPA, SOCPA
Mr Baamer advises clients on financial regulatory matters, Zakat and tax compliance, and corporate governance. A Certified Public Accountant and registered member of the Saudi Organisation for Chartered and Professional Accountants (SOCPA), he bridges the disciplines of law and accounting to deliver fully integrated commercial advice.
BA, MSc, PhD
Dr Bin Hammad brings specialist expertise in the technical and scientific aspects of corporate governance risk and compliance.
LLB, LLM
Mr Tabetando is our sports law specialist, combining a rigorous foundation in commercial litigation and arbitration with deep expertise in the legal framework governing professional football. He advises clubs, agents, players, and sporting institutions on the full range of legal issues arising in the modern sports industry, with particular emphasis on FIFA Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players (RSTP), agent representation agreements.
His practice covers player contract negotiations and employment disputes, club-to-club transfer agreements, solidarity and training compensation claims, image rights arrangements, and disciplinary proceedings before football’s governing bodies. He also advises on the commercial law dimensions of sports transactions, including sponsorship agreements, broadcasting rights, and the structuring of investments into football clubs and academies.
BA
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