Antoine Kanaan, Co-founder and CEO of HAQQ, traces how building legal AI led him from protecting confidential files to preserving institutional authority over the decisions built from them.
McKinsey & Company advises the Middle East’s family businesses, sovereign wealth funds and Islamic banks on strategy, organizational performance and implementation, bringing the inner workings of institutions into the trust conversation.
KPMG member firms provide trusted insight, advice, and analysis to help clients tackle today’s critical challenges. With skilled professionals, global reach, and advanced technology, KPMG delivers high-quality services to leading organizations worldwide.
Dmitry Grinik, Founder and CEO of Legaline Platform, explores how AI-powered LegalTech could reshape the economics of legal services, expand access for SMEs and force traditional law firms to rethink pricing, trust and accountability.
Selecting the right structure is vitally important, not only in terms of legal and operational risk, tax obligations, asset protection, legal costs, and your clientele, but also in terms of accommodating future growth.
To evaluate the impact of this new tax structure on UAE's competitive entrepreneurship positioning, it is important to understand the key decision making criteria for entrepreneurs in selecting a base for their innovation.
The need of the hour is to devise a framework which distinguishes "games of skill" from "games of chance" to bring regulatory certainty to these questions in the region.
It's no secret that companies in the UAE have had to deal with a plethora of legal challenges as they made their way through the course of the COVID-19 crisis- now they must find ways to navigate through the aftermath.
The coronavirus pandemic will likely boost the legal industry revolution. It will propel law into the digital age and reshape its landscape. The entire legal ecosystem will be affected- consumers, providers, academia, and the judicial system.
The virtual mediation service is part of Chamber's aim to provide an integrated system of smart and electronic services that cover all the needs and requirements of the business community, which enables its customers to complete all their transactions remotely, easily, and in accordance with the highest international standards.
Attended by 278 participants from various sectors of the UAE business community, the webinar was moderated by Rebecca Ford, Partner- Employment, Clyde & Co, and Samantha Ellaby, Senior Associate- Employment, Clyde & Co.
When starting a new business, founders are usually busy working on a million things at once, and dealing with legal documents is not the most exciting item on the to-do list.
In the haste to get the businesses off the ground, entrepreneurs focus on everything but the legal considerations of operating a business. And these are the very things that can bring you down.
Entering any new market (the UAE included) brings with it multiple challenges for businesses and entrepreneurs, not least getting to grips with the legal framework governing that market.