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LITIGATION · ADVISORY · ARBITRATION

Holding the right is not enough,
it must be argued well

A Saudi law firm based in Jeddah, handling litigation and legal advisory for individuals and businesses before the Kingdom's courts and committees, with a team licensed by the Ministry of Justice.

Reply within one business day · Fees agreed in writing before we start · Strict professional confidence

Why Kashab

Four rules we work by

Not general promises but procedural commitments a client sees from the first meeting through to closing the file.

A clear position before you commit

We set out your legal position, the odds and the likely duration before any engagement letter is signed, so you decide knowing what lies ahead.

Specialists, not generalists

Each file goes to someone who actually practises in that area: commercial matters to those who appear before the Commercial Court, labour matters to those who know the Labour Law, its Implementing Regulations and its courts.

Documented follow-up, not verbal assurances

A named lawyer owns your file, a written note follows every hearing or filing, and any question gets an answer within one business day.

A relationship beyond the judgment

The engagement does not end when judgment is issued; we pursue enforcement and remain your point of reference for contracts and matters that follow.

By the numbers

A record that can be measured

What the team has delivered to date for individuals and businesses across the Kingdom.

+1500

Cases completed

+500

Clients served

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“Trust is built on clarity of opinion, precision of work, and a commitment that does not waver”
Practice areas

Eight disciplines, one team

From drafting the contract to enforcing the judgment, you will find the practitioner who knows your statute and the forum that hears it.

How we work

Four clear stages

A path where you know where your file stands at every stage, and what it costs before you begin.

  1. 01

    Review and assessment

    We hear the facts, examine the documents, and determine whether you hold a legal position worth pursuing.

  2. 02

    Opinion and plan of action

    You receive a memorandum setting out the options, the competent forum, the expected duration and the fees, before any commitment.

  3. 03

    Advocacy or settlement

    We act before the competent authority, or run a negotiation towards settlement where that costs you less in time and money.

  4. 04

    Enforcement and closing

    We pursue the judgment before the Enforcement Court until the right reaches its owner, then hand you a complete documented file.

Frequently asked

What clients ask before instructing us

Direct answers to what comes up most often at the first meeting.

How does the first consultation work and what should I bring?

The first consultation takes between thirty and sixty minutes depending on the volume of documents. Bring whatever relates to the matter: the contract, the correspondence, and any notice, demand or statement of claim you have received. The more complete the documents, the more precise and less hedged our assessment will be.

How are fees determined?

Fees are set out in writing in an engagement letter before we start, based on the type of work, the instance and the expected duration. We claim nothing beyond what that letter provides, and any additional work that arises is put to you and agreed before it is carried out.

How long will the case take?

Duration varies with the type of claim, the competent forum and the instance, and no one can guarantee a date for judgment. What we commit to is a realistic estimate in the written opinion, based on what we see in comparable matters, and notice of any adjournment or change as it happens.

How confidential is what I tell you?

Professional confidentiality is a legal duty on the lawyer that does not lapse when the engagement ends. Access to each file is restricted to its team, and the firm discloses no client name or case detail to anyone save under a judicial order or your written authorisation.

Can I work with you from outside Jeddah?

Yes. We appear before courts and committees across the Kingdom, and consultations and updates are handled remotely by video and documented correspondence, with attendance in person whenever the hearing or the nature of the file requires it.

What if my matter falls outside your practice?

We say so plainly at the first meeting and point you to the office or authority better placed to handle it. An honest referral serves you better than an engagement that consumes your time and fees in the wrong place.

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Legal clarity is the first step to a sound decision

Send us the details and a specialist lawyer will contact you to assess your legal position and set out the options open to you, in complete confidence and without obligation.