The Riyadh office of Usus Law Firm serves individuals and companies from Al Olaya, one of the capital’s main business districts, close to King Fahd Road and Khurais Road.
Our lawyers and legal consultants act before the general, commercial, labor, criminal and personal status courts, the Board of Grievances and the quasi-judicial committees in Riyadh, and follow cases elsewhere in the Kingdom remotely through Najiz. We advise in English and Arabic.
Whether you need a lawyer in Riyadh for an employment, family or criminal matter, or your company needs a commercial lawyer or contract and governance advice, we start with a free first consultation that explains your position, options and expected costs.
Our legal services in Riyadh
Individuals and families
- Labor cases
- Family and personal status
- Inheritance and estates
- Criminal cases
- Drug cases
- Real estate
- Compensation and general courts
Companies and traders
- Commercial cases
- Commercial debt claims
- Enforcement
- Company formation
- Corporate governance
- Contract drafting and review
- Corporate liability
- Legal due diligence
Government and specialised forums
- Administrative cases
- Quasi-judicial committees
- Arbitration
- Banking disputes
- Securities disputes
- Trademarks and IP
Why Usus Law Firm in Riyadh?
- An office in Al Olaya, close to the courts and government offices of Riyadh.
- Lawyers, legal consultants and a female lawyer for clients who prefer one.
- One lawyer follows your case from start to enforcement.
- Full confidentiality and a written fee agreement before work starts.
Address and opening hours
Al Olaya, Khurais Road and Olaya Street intersection, Building 3061, First Floor, Office 501 (next to Al Alsun International School). Postal code 12611.
Hours: Sunday to Thursday: 9 am – 5 pm · Saturday: 7 – 10 pm · Friday: closed
Phone and WhatsApp: +966 53 034 9349 · Email: khaled@ususlawfirm.com
Frequently asked questions
Where is your Riyadh office?
Al Olaya, at the intersection of Khurais Road and Olaya Street, Building 3061, First Floor.
Do you advise in English?
Yes, and we explain every Arabic court document to you.
Is the first consultation free?
Yes, in person or online.
Can expatriates instruct you?
Yes, residents and non-residents alike; many steps can be done remotely.
Book your free consultation at our Riyadh office or online.
