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About Our Firm

“Araa Group partners with one of the largest events in the world and engages with numerous lawyers globally”

Since 2002, we have been steadfastly committed to the legal arena, recognizing its historical significance and its role in shaping societies. With branches in Dubai, Al Ain, and Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, we have embarked on a journey to redefine legal solutions. As legal advocates and a seasoned law firm, our 20-year journey resonates with a symphony of diverse experiences, professional growth, and unparalleled success. Our core values of integrity, excellence, and client-centered service guide every aspect of our practice.

Why Clients Choose Us?

The range of our legal practice and advocacy covers all branches of law – civil, criminal, and commercial-and we provide legal services in the following areas: Litigation, Banking & Securities, Real Estate & Leases disputes, Insurance Maritime law, Intellectual property and the different types of Commercial disputes before Arbitration Panels domestically and internationally, and the disputes before Rent Disputes Committees. We also provide legal advices and opinions, draft contracts and deal with corporate matters like acquisition, merger, J.V., incorporation, registration of companies and commercial agencies. In addition, we provide legal services regarding all regulatory matters and companies’ policies and registration of IP within the UAE. Also, our services include giving legal advice on E-commerce and E-contracts as well as the cases involved in E-commerce.

Need Help With Your Legal Challenge?

Have a legal challenge that you might need help or advise with? Reach out to us, and our team of lawyers will try our best to assist you in any way we can.


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