SAUDI LAW FIRM · JEDDAH

Advocates for business — in the courts, before government, and at the table.

We represent local and international companies in litigation, administrative claims and arbitration, and advise them on contracts, governance and investment in the Kingdom, in Arabic and English.

The Firm

A Saudi law firm built on courtroom experience and fifteen years inside government.

Our founder spent fifteen years as legal counsel at the Saudi Ports Authority before establishing the firm. That combination — advocacy in the courts and an understanding of how government bodies decide — shapes how we handle every matter, whether it is a commercial claim, an administrative challenge or a board-level question of governance. Our clients range from individuals to companies and public bodies, in Jeddah, across the Kingdom and in NEOM.

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Sectors

01

Maritime & Ports

Fifteen years inside the Saudi Ports Authority, now on the client's side.

02

Transport & Logistics

Carriers, freight forwarders and logistics providers — and the companies that rely on them.

03

Healthcare

Medical companies and facilities — liability, contracts, employment and regulation.

04

Public Sector & Regulators

Regulations, governance and disputes for public bodies and the companies that deal with them.

Where we appear

  • General, Commercial and Labour Courts
  • Courts of Appeal
  • The Supreme Court
  • The Board of Grievances (administrative courts)
  • Enforcement Courts
  • Health Sharia committees
  • Quasi-judicial committees
  • Ministries, authorities and regulators
  • Arbitral tribunals

Our founder

Shadi Alhozaim founded the firm after fifteen years as legal counsel at the Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani). He leads the firm’s litigation and maritime work and represents clients before the courts, the Board of Grievances and government bodies.

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News & Insights

In the media · SBC

Saudi law criminalises domestic violence

Shadi Alhozaim discusses the legal protections against domestic violence under Saudi law on SBC’s morning programme.

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Tell us about your matter.

Initial enquiries are treated in confidence. We will tell you how we can help and what the next steps would be.