'Hot tubbing’ – or ‘concurrent evidence’ as it is formally known – is becoming an increasingly popular practice whereby experts from both sides of a dispute sit in the dock together, with the judge or arbitrator...
Only recently, on December 29, 2011, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of the Kingdom of Bahrain (“TRA”) issued the – in its view – most developed consumer protection guidelines in the Region (“Guidelines”).1 With these Guidelines, the...
Samer Qudah, partner and head of corporate structuring, and Omer Khan, senior associate, corporate structuring at Al Tamimi, UAE, deconstruct the new draft Commercial Companies Law. In the most significant development in corporate law legislation since...
Immunity Law in Yemen Sparks New Protests The law – passed by the Cabinet just weeks before President Ali Abdullah Saleh is supposed to step down – is part of a US-backed effort to end the...
Developing Safe and Peaceful Nuclear Energy in the UAE THE UAE: HUMBLE BEGINNINGS Since the founding of the Federation 40 years ago, the UAE has become a thriving economy, with world class infrastructure attracting investment from...
The death penalty is becoming increasingly unacceptable for the majority of countries. While not yet explicitly prohibited under international law, Dr Phillip Tahmindjis, Co-Director of the Human Rights Institute (HRI), believes that custom is rapidly changing...
Ghada Qaisi Audi is manager of judicial support and communications at Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Courts. She recently headed a seminar entitled “Women in the Law and Judiciary”, organised with Westlaw Gulf as part of...
