Commercial law is a set of legal rules that govern the practice of business and merchants and determine the applicable legal system. It is considered one of the branches of private law, specifically business law. The principle of commercial law is based mainly on encircling forms of dealing, whether a merchant with a merchant or a merchant with others, and codifying them in a way that allows the law to Clarification of everything that impedes freedom of trade. Commercial law also takes care of arranging commercial disputes

Civil law is one of the most important branches of private law that regulates relations that arise between persons who do not act in the capacity of a sovereign. Civil law is the law that regulates financial legal ties, with the exception of those related to trade and personal relations of individuals with each other. With this definition, it regulates two types of private relationships for individuals: financial transactions, and personal status.

A law that regulates how to punish anyone who violates a legal rule, imposes legal punishment on him, defines permissible and prohibited actions, and requires a penalty for each crime.

Criminal law or penal law is a branch of legal science that is related to crime. And it can be defined as a set of laws that the state puts in place regarding the behavior that is forbidden, in a way that threatens the security and safety and interest of the public and exposes it to danger, and penalties are enacted for it on violators of these laws. Criminal law differs from civil law

It is a category of property that includes the intangible creations of the human mind. Some countries recognize many more types of intellectual property than others. The most well-known types are copyrights, patents, trademarks, and trade secrets. Early precursors to some types of intellectual property were found in some societies such as ancient Rome, but the modern concept of intellectual property developed in England in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The term “intellectual property” began to be used in the nineteenth century, although intellectual property did not become common in the majority of legal systems in the world until the end of the twentieth century.

We provide legal advice to policyholders and insurance companies related to all matters of insurance regulations, whether inside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia or internationally. This includes local and federal regulations, company development, reinsurance, fire and accident insurance, public liability insurance, professional compensation, life insurance and others.

We represent employers in this field and help increase the human resources of our clients and avoid exposure to liability. We also provide advice to our clients on manpower, unfair dismissal, labor contracts and non-compete agreements in addition to matters relating to public officials. We also regularly provide advice to employers on various local laws And federal, which regulates the labor sector in the country. On the other hand, we represent employees who are treated unfairly or dismissed arbitrarily, cases of medical negligence, accidents, injury or death, and we achieve the best results in labor lawsuits.