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Commercial Lawyer & Corporate Legal Advice

Practical legal counsel for companies, partners, investors, and business owners—from contracts and governance to disputes and enforcement. The review begins by identifying the country, competent authority, facts, documents, and any material deadline before a route is recommended.

Overview

Understand the position before choosing the action.

BaghdadiLaw helps businesses understand obligations, structure transactions, protect commercial relationships, and respond strategically when disagreements arise. Advice is shaped around the documents, commercial objective, and relevant jurisdiction.

Who this service is for

Companies, founders, shareholders, partners, investors, suppliers, and customers facing a transaction, governance question, payment problem, or business dispute.

Scope of our services

Legal support across the essential parts of the matter.

  1. 01Commercial contracts and agreements
  2. 02Company and partnership disputes
  3. 03Commercial litigation and claims
  4. 04Corporate governance and compliance
  5. 05Commercial instruments and payment disputes
  6. 06Bankruptcy, liquidation, and unfair competition
Common situations

Situations that deserve an early legal review.

The clearer the facts and documents are at the beginning, the more precisely the options and risks can be assessed.

  1. 01A partner, shareholder, supplier, or customer has breached an obligation.
  2. 02A contract needs review before signature, renewal, or termination.
  3. 03A payment, cheque, commercial instrument, or debt remains unresolved.
  4. 04A company needs a clear strategy before filing or responding to a commercial claim.
Jurisdiction-specific assessment

What changes your next step in each jurisdiction?

Before demanding payment or ending a business relationship, establish who owes the obligation, what proves performance, and which forum can decide it. The consultation connects those findings to a demand, negotiated settlement, claim, or contract revision.

Saudi Arabia: a supply claim between traders

For a supplier seeking unpaid invoices, trader status and the commercial nature of the transaction matter to commercial-court jurisdiction. A published Ministry of Justice decision applies Article 16 to a sale between traders and examines a stamped balance confirmation as evidence.

Documents to bring

Bring both commercial registrations, the signed contract, delivery acceptance, invoices, payments, and any balance confirmation. Reconcile credits and disputed goods before stating the amount.

Options and exceptions

Compare a documented payment demand or settlement with filing. Check any arbitration clause and applicable pre-filing requirements first; one judgment does not establish jurisdiction or success for every business claim.

Agreed deliverable

A reconciled claim schedule, evidence gaps, and a reasoned forum and demand recommendation.

Sources and scope

UAE: identify the company and transaction first

A contract claim and a dispute about company ownership require different starting documents. The official legislation portal lists the Commercial Transactions Law, Decree-Law 50/2022, and Commercial Companies Law, Decree-Law 32/2021. Identify the incorporation authority and agreed forum before selecting the framework.

Documents to bring

Provide the trade licence, incorporation documents, share register or transfer agreement, complete contract, forum clause, and performance/payment record.

Options and exceptions

Separate recovery against the contracting company from any proposed personal claim against a manager. Flag free-zone rules, arbitration, and financial distress for separate review rather than treating every unpaid invoice as the same lawsuit.

Agreed deliverable

A party-and-obligation map with the documents and unresolved framework questions needed to choose negotiation, contract correction, or proceedings.

Sources and scope

Syria: distinguish the debt from business identity rights

A distribution disagreement may involve unpaid goods, use of a trade name, or a registered mark. WIPO Lex provides Trade Law 33/2007 and a separate trademarks framework under Law 8/2007. These are different questions requiring different evidence.

Documents to bring

Provide the commercial-register extract, distribution agreement, invoices, mark registration and renewal record, and dated evidence of disputed use.

Options and exceptions

Separate a payment settlement from any agreement about continued brand use. The WIPO texts are a starting point: current amendments, registry practice, and available filing procedures must be confirmed locally before action.

Agreed deliverable

Separate debt and brand-rights issues, an evidence inventory, and the local confirmations required before a demand or filing.

Sources and scope

What we review

The documents and facts behind a reliable assessment.

You do not need a perfect file before contacting us. Share what is available and flag missing records or urgent dates; we will identify what the agreed consultation requires.

01

Contracts and amendments

Signed and draft agreements, annexes, purchase orders, guarantees, and terms of business.

02

Corporate records

Constitutional documents, shareholder resolutions, registers, authorities, and governance records.

03

Performance evidence

Invoices, delivery records, account statements, completion certificates, and payment history.

04

Communications

Notices, email, messages, meeting minutes, and settlement discussions.

05

Claim materials

Court papers, expert reports, demands, objections, and prior legal correspondence.

06

Commercial objective

The relationship, asset, payment, control right, or business outcome you need to protect.

What the consultation delivers

Clarity for the decision that comes next.

The final deliverable is defined by the legal question and agreed scope. It may be oral advice, a document review, a written memorandum, or an action plan.

01

Legal position

A document-based assessment of rights, obligations, claims, defenses, and material uncertainties.

02

Commercial options

A comparison of negotiation, restructuring, settlement, litigation, arbitration, or enforcement where applicable.

03

Risk and deadline map

The immediate risks, missing evidence, procedural dates, and decisions that should not be delayed.

04

Action plan

Prioritized next steps aligned with the commercial objective and the relevant jurisdiction.

An initial review does not create a representation engagement or guarantee acceptance or a particular result. If the matter requires representation, an expert, or local counsel, that is addressed separately.

Paid online legal consultation

Four clear steps, with no office visit.

Start by WhatsApp or email and complete the consultation remotely, from sharing documents through discussing the legal direction.

WhatsApp → Email →
  1. 01

    Share the matter

    Facts, documents, authority, and relevant deadline.

  2. 02

    Initial review

    Define the legal question and information required.

  3. 03

    Confirm scope and fee

    Know the cost before final advice is prepared.

  4. 04

    Receive direction

    Analysis, options, risks, and practical next steps.

Legal leadership and institutional experience

Omar Al-Baghdadi leads legal assessment and directs the team.

Lawyer and Legal Counsel Omar Al-Baghdadi oversees consultation scope and the analysis of facts, documents, and legal options, drawing on more than 30 years of professional experience within a legal institution founded in Syria in 1957.

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Practice-specific FAQ

Before requesting commercial & corporate law advice.

Can a commercial dispute be assessed before proceedings begin?

Yes. Early review can identify contractual notices, preservation steps, evidence gaps, settlement leverage, forum issues, and deadlines before positions harden.

Do you review contracts as well as disputes?

Yes. The service includes contract drafting and review, transaction risk, governance questions, breach analysis, and dispute or enforcement strategy, subject to the agreed scope.

Can I request commercial & corporate law advice remotely?

Yes. Send a summary and documents by WhatsApp or email and complete the review and consultation remotely. If the file requires a local procedure or representation, the available options are explained.

What should I send to begin the review?

Send a concise timeline, the relevant jurisdiction or authority, the key documents, any approaching deadline, and the outcome you want to achieve.

How is the legal consultation fee determined?

The initial information is reviewed to define the legal question, document volume, required deliverable, and urgency. The consultation scope and fee are then explained before final advice or additional work begins.

How are my information and documents handled?

Information is handled confidentially under applicable professional, privacy, and data-protection obligations, subject to legally required or permitted disclosures. Do not send original documents or highly sensitive data before the appropriate handling method is confirmed.

Does the consultation include representation before a court or authority?

Contact or consultation alone does not accept representation. Any filing, appearance, notarisation, negotiation mandate, or formal representation is separately engaged with the professional authorized for the competent forum.

Does legal advice guarantee a particular outcome?

No case or dispute outcome can be guaranteed. The consultation explains the legal position, options, risks, and practical next steps based on the information and documents provided.

Need legal direction?

Begin with a clear summary of your matter.

We will review the initial information and explain the consultation scope and next step.

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