Articles on doing business in Saudi Arabia: company types and how to set one up, commercial contracts, claims between companies and arbitration. Written by the Usus Law Firm team in Riyadh and Tabuk.

For entrepreneurs and companies: how to choose the right company type and set it up, how to protect your rights with a well-drafted contract under the Civil Transactions Law, and how to use a promissory note to secure what you are owed and enforce it if it is not paid.

  • 38 articles in this section
  • Last updated: 27 October 2026
  • Written by the Usus Law Firm team

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  1. The New Saudi Companies Law
  2. Saudi Commercial Courts Law
  3. Saudi Bankruptcy Law
  4. Company Formation in Saudi Arabia
  5. Setting Up a Company in Saudi Arabia as a Foreigner
  6. Corporate Governance in Saudi Arabia
  7. Company Director and Partner Liability in Saudi Arabia
  8. Commercial Arbitration in Saudi Arabia

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11 Oct
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Commercial Contract Mistakes: 10 Clauses That Cause Disputes

Most commercial disputes that reach the courts don't start with bad faith. They start with...
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Saudi Commercial Courts Law: Jurisdiction and How to File a Claim

The Saudi Commercial Courts Law (Nizam Al-Mahakim Al-Tijariyah, نظام المحاكم التجارية) sets out which cases...
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11 Oct
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Ministry of Commerce Complaint: When It Helps and How to File

Bought a faulty product, had an online store fail to deliver your order, or been...
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11 Oct
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Partnership Agreement Template in Saudi Arabia, Ready to Copy

Many projects start between two friends or relatives on a verbal deal: "you bring the...
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11 Oct
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Banking Disputes: How to Complain About a Bank in Saudi Arabia

Fees taken without justification, a finance agreement whose profit was calculated differently from what you...
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11 Oct
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Securities Disputes in Saudi Arabia and Investor Rights

Did you lose money in an investment portfolio because of something your brokerage did, buy...
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