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Law Firm & Legal Consultancy — Riyadh

Counsel that protects
your business decisions

We advise companies on corporate governance, regulatory compliance, competition law, export controls, labor law, and financing company regulation — turning regulation into decisions you can actually act on.

Ali Alswid, founder and principal attorney
Areas of expertise

Where we work

Six practice areas covering the full regulatory lifecycle of a company — from incorporation through to dealing with the regulator.

Corporate Governance

Governance charters, board and committee structures, conflict-of-interest and disclosure policy.

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Regulatory Compliance

Building compliance programmes, periodic regulatory review, and managing the regulator relationship.

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Competition Law

Economic concentration filings, review of commercial practices, and representation in investigations.

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Export Controls

Economic sanctions, counterparty due diligence, and cross-border trade compliance.

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Labor Law

Employment contracts, termination, Saudization, and internal work regulations aligned with Saudi labor law.

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Financing Companies Violations

Compliance with SAMA regulations for financing companies, and handling regulatory violations and sanctions.

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About the firm

Legal work
rooted in context

Saudi Arabia's regulatory environment is moving fast. We work with clients inside that context rather than around it: reading new regulation as it lands, translating it into policies and procedures that actually function inside the business, and staying with them through the first real test in front of a regulator.

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Insights

Insights

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When does a family business need a real board?

Moving from founder-led management to a functioning board is not a purely structural decision — it redistributes authority inside the family. Three signs the moment has arrived.

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A compliance programme that works: document versus procedure

Most compliance programmes fail at one point — nobody inside the company runs them day to day.

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Economic concentrations: what actually triggers a filing?

Many transactions proceed unnotified because the parties misread the threshold. A practical reading of the criteria.

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We start with a call, not a contract

Half an hour to understand your position — no fee, no obligation.