Middle East Analysis
Gearing up
Civil unrest is holding Bahrain back but lawyers believe that slow transactional work is down to more than the political situation
Out of Africa
SNR Denton’s Africa practice co-chair has been seconded to Dubai to help beef up the firm’s presence in the Middle East
United effort
As the UAE tries to increase its influence in the international community, foreign companies and law firms are waiting for promised legislation that could make it easier for them to do business there
Riyadh-mission ticket
International law firms in Saudi Arabia are turning their attention to home-grown female lawyers in a bid to gain access to new clients
Kuwaiting game
Kuwait is instituting reforms with the aim of becoming the trade centre of the Middle East, but only a handful of global firms have grasped the nettle
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Safer bet
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Kicking off in Qatar
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Staffing up
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Big and tough
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From build to billed
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Shalom
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Gulf onstream
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Dubai or not Dubai?
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Latham and Taylor Wessing in for the long haul on back of Dubai govt work
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Filling the Gulf
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Arbitrary decision
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Which way now?
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DLA Piper, Middle East spread
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Six of the best
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Conference call
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Middle East layoffs suggest there’s no place like home
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Middle East Special Report: Arabian blights
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Hidden talent
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Circling the sand
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Outward bound
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Gulf streamlining
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Gay lawyers in the Gulf: Pride denied
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Leasehold of life
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Making the right connections is key to conquering Saudi legal market
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Arabian rites
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Sovereign rights
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The nuclear option
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Sharia scholars' boards
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Real estate lawyers eye CIS as Middle East reaches saturation
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Dubai: stock exchange
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DWS project finance team sets its sights on Middle East
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Rules of attraction
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Fuel carriageway
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Bridging the Gulf
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Omania
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Saudi Arabia: The big build
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Sharia-reliant
