Ahmed Allouz

Sustainable Horizons: The Saudi Arabian Vision

We are excited to share the latest edition of the Law Update, beautifully and appropriately titled “Sustainable Horizons: The Saudi Arabian Vision.” Giving special honor to the Kingdom’s 2030 vision, this update focuses on a collection of both informative and inspiring articles.

For those in construction, you can learn about how the tendering environment impacts risk-pricing for contractors, the updates on the legal framework of the construction industry and how contractors can protect themselves against financial difficulties.

There is good news too from the kingdom’s banking sector, from which the practice of “Open Banking” is being pushed for! But what is open banking? We’re answering that too.

Also . . . Are there any women trail blazers in Saudi Arabia you can name? We’ll help you with that. We cover how the Middle East has been making strides in empowering women in the entrepreneurial space,most notably in STEM fields.

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Biography

Ahmed Allouz is a Partner at Al Tamimi & Company and Head of the firm’s Litigation Department in Dubai.

Ahmed has significant experience of all major areas of law and practice in the UAE, including Civil Law, Commercial Law, Criminal Law and other areas of Litigation.

As an Emirati National, Ahmed has full rights of audience before the UAE Courts. He represents a wide range of domestic and international clients in contentious matters and has developed particular expertise in the fields of medical malpractice and rental disputes. He also regularly advises clients in other types of litigation, including intellectual property disputes such as criminal proceedings in trademark infringements and copyright piracy cases, patent and trademark invalidations. In addition, Ahmed routinely deals with criminal cases.

Ahmed has achieved notable successes in numerous court cases and settlements for various clients, which include government and semi-government entities.

Ahmed regularly delivers workshops and seminars to clients in relation to various litigation topics. He also publishes articles in the firm’s Law Update magazine.