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.
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- Last updated: 27 October 2026
- Written by the Usus Law Firm team
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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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Saudi Bankruptcy Law: Settlement, Restructuring and Liquidation
If your company or business is in difficulty and can no longer pay its debts,...
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Construction Contract Template for Saudi Arabia (Arabic and English)
Most building disputes between an owner and a contractor start with an unclear contract: what...
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Commercial Registration in Saudi Arabia under the New Law: What Changed and How to Keep Your CR Active
The commercial registration (CR) is a business's identity with government bodies, banks and customers: it...
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Articles of Association in Saudi Arabia: Essential Clauses and the Ones That Prevent Partner Disputes
The articles of association are a company's internal constitution: who owns what, who manages, how...
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Saudi Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL): Rights and Company Obligations
If your company collects customers' names, numbers or IDs, it is bound by the Saudi...
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