A specialist firm, not a general one. We work in six areas we know well rather than covering everything less deeply.
The firm was founded on a simple conviction: what a company most needs today is not someone to explain the regulation, but someone to turn it into a decision. Saudi Arabia's regulatory environment is changing at a pace it has not seen before, and the difference between a prepared company and a late one usually shows up in a single moment — the first regulatory query, or the first disagreement in the boardroom.
Depth over breadth
Governance, compliance, competition, export controls, labor law and financing company regulation are interlocking areas that feed each other. Concentrating on them means clients get real depth rather than wide, shallow coverage.
Work that gets used
A memo the chief executive cannot follow protects nobody. We write in language that can be acted on, and always end with a clear recommendation rather than a list of possibilities.
Present at the test
The relationship does not end when the document is delivered. We stay with the client through the first real application in front of a regulator — the moment the whole exercise is tested.
Ali Alswid
Founder and Principal Attorney
An attorney specialising in governance, regulatory compliance, competition law, export controls, labor law, and financing company regulation, working with domestic and international companies to convert regulatory requirements into frameworks that function inside the organisation.
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- EDUCATION
- ADMISSIONS
- [Bar registration number — Ministry of Justice]
[Professional memberships] - LANGUAGES
- Arabic — native
English — professional working proficiency - FOCUS
- Corporate Governance
Regulatory Compliance
Competition Law
Export Controls
Labor Law
Financing Companies Violations
We start with a call, not a contract
Half an hour to understand your position — no fee, no obligation.