Construction Law in the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf

Construction Law

Construction Law in the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf

About the Product:

Construction Law in the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf is a comprehensive guide on construction law in the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf. The main theme is the distinction between construction law in an Islamic civil law jurisdiction and construction law in a common law jurisdiction. the first authoritative document on the implementation of UAE law substantial extracts from the region's applicable statutes, all translated from Arabic, and hundreds of judgements from the region's highest courts were used to back up the analysis offered.

About the Author:

Michael Grose obtained his law degree in the United Kingdom before beginning his legal career in 1993 with an international law firm in the City of London. He moved to Dubai in 1998 and is now the head of a major law firm's regional construction and projects practice. As a Gulf veteran, Michael is well-versed not just in the region's laws, but also in their application to building contracts and conflicts. Michael routinely evaluates, advises on, and drafts construction contracts for large projects, exposing him to the FIDIC suite of contract conditions.

He has prepared adjustments to these criteria to make them suitable for usage in the Gulf and to address the most frequently encountered difficulties. Michael has also been involved in other high-profile construction and technical conflicts in the region. As a result, he has extensive expertise conducting arbitration in the Gulf, including serving as an arbitrator for the Dubai International Arbitration Centre. He has represented clients in the Gulf's domestic courts on countless occasions, working alongside certified local advocates.

This has entailed representing clients at all phases of the legal process, from obtaining freezing orders against bank guarantees to attending court-appointed expert consultations through the implementation of final judgements. He is also experienced with proceedings in the Dubai International Financial Centre Courts, having represented a principal contractor in the first construction case tried in the DIFC Courts.

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