Dubai is a thriving city as well as thriving Emirate. With a growth in both mainland business as well as in free zone companies, foreign investors from different countries are interested in moving into the area to take advantage of the tax savings and business opportunities.
For these investors and business owners, working with corporate lawyers will be essential. Whilst it is possible to set up a free zone or a mainland company without the assistance of experienced lawyers, there are some legal issues which must be completed by lawyers.
Additionally, failing to have a lawyer with experience and expertise in business setup in the Emirate will put the business owner at a disadvantage. Legal advice, information and a clear understanding of the options available when setting up a business will be essential.
Use International Law Firms
There are small law firms with corporate lawyers and even some sole practices with one or two lawyers offering services to help foreign business owners. These services may be very good, but they lack the resources as well as the international experience of the top corporate law firms in the area.
Choosing international lawyers will also be essential in trademark matters as well as in ensuring the correct business license and type is selected to allow expansion and sales both now as well as in the future.
For businesses which will have a branch in Dubai, either as a mainland company or a company in a Free Zone, corporate lawyers will be essential. They can ensure the correct corporate structure is in place and that the business complies with all requirements. As requirements do change and will be different between free zones as well as for mainland companies with UAE national sponsors, having an experienced lawyer will ensure all documentation and legal compliance issues are in place. Visit the website stalawfirm.com for more information.
