Civil & Commercial Disputes – UAE Lawyers
Elite Advocacy | Licensed Legal Consultants & Court Advocates
Owed Money? Facing a Breach of Contract or Commercial Dispute in the UAE?
We act fast to resolve civil and commercial disputes through court litigation, urgent filings, and corporate negotiation — across all Emirates.
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Why Clients Choose Elite Advocacy
Court-Licensed Advocates & Commercial Legal Consultants
Fast-track action: legal notices, civil claims, injunctions
Debt recovery, business disputes, shareholder conflicts
Deep knowledge of UAE Civil & Commercial Law, DIFC, ADGM
Transparent, strategic, and result-driven service
What We Handle
Debt Recovery & Non-Payment
Commercial debt collection
Bounced cheques / dishonored payments
Loan or investment recovery
Urgent legal notices & execution filing
Breach of Contract Claims
Business or vendor contract disputes
Partnership and shareholder disagreements
Real estate developer or investor contract breach
Compensation claims for financial damage
Commercial & Corporate Litigation
Business-to-business (B2B) legal actions
DIFC & ADGM dispute resolution
Company liquidation disputes
Enforcement of foreign judgments & arbitral awards
Urgent Civil Claims & Injunctions
Freezing assets / blocking travel
Emergency filings for property or financial claims
Court injunctions and civil protection orders
Our Strategy
Step 1: Case Review & Legal Notice
We assess your contract or evidence and send a legal notice demanding payment or compliance.
Step 2: Court Action
We file civil claims in the appropriate court (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or DIFC/ADGM) and push for early judgment.
Step 3: Enforcement
We pursue seizure of assets, travel bans, or bank garnishment to enforce the court’s judgment.
Recent Case Outcomes
AED 2.3M recovered in commercial debt litigation
Shareholder dispute settled via DIFC court order
Injunction issued to freeze funds pending final judgment
AED 1.1M awarded in breach of real estate contract case
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Yes — we can file claims in local courts, DIFC, or ADGM depending on your contract.
Yes — if your claim is strong, we can apply for urgent provisional measures.
Usually 3 years from the incident, but earlier is always better for enforcement.
