Situations we help with
- You need a lawyer in Jeddah who can meet you in person and appear before the Jeddah courts.
- Your business is based in Jeddah or the Makkah region and needs a regular legal adviser.
- You have received a claim or a court notice in Jeddah and need representation quickly.
- You want advice in Arabic and English from the same firm.
What the work covers
- Corporate, governance and commercial advice for Jeddah businesses
- Commercial, labour and general court proceedings in Jeddah
- Contracts, real estate and construction matters
- Notarisation services through the firm's licensed notary
- Intellectual property filings through a licensed IP agent
- Representation for clients elsewhere in Saudi Arabia, in person or remotely
A Jeddah firm
The firm was founded in Jeddah in 1431 AH by Dr. Abdulrazak Ali Al-Fahal, who holds a PhD in comparative public law from Ain Shams University and previously headed the law department at King Abdulaziz University. Its team includes partners for dispute resolution and for intellectual property and notarisation, and a consultant in commercial and maritime law.
Being in Jeddah matters for clients here. Lawyers can attend meetings in person, appear at hearings in the city's courts, and understand how business is done in the Kingdom's main commercial port and gateway to Makkah.
Courts and authorities in Jeddah
Jeddah hosts a full set of specialised courts, including a commercial court, a labour court, a general court and an enforcement court, as well as branches of the main ministries and regulators. Most court filings are now made electronically through Najiz, and many hearings can be held remotely, but local presence still helps with meetings, inspections and urgent matters.
Visiting the office
The office is in The Headquarters Business Park on the Corniche in Ash Shati district. Consultations are by appointment — use the enquiry form or call the office to book a time. If you cannot attend in person, the firm can meet you by video.
How a consultation works
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Tell us what you need
Send a short enquiry or call the office. Describe the matter in general terms — no confidential documents yet.
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Conflict check and call-back
The firm checks that it can act for you, then contacts you to understand the matter.
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Consultation
You meet a lawyer in Jeddah or online. You get an initial view of your position and options.
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Scope and fees in writing
If you instruct the firm, you receive the scope of work and fees in writing before work begins.
Questions clients ask
Where is the firm's office in Jeddah?
Which courts in Jeddah does the firm appear before?
Can I have a consultation in English?
Does the firm only handle corporate matters?
Official sources
Laws change. We cite the official text so you can check the current version.
This page is general information, not legal advice for your situation.