Where Lawyers Mean Business
Complete counsel.
Commercially minded.
A next-generation legal platform connecting businesses and in-house teams with high-caliber legal talent across Europe, the US, the Middle East, Africa and South Asia. Agile, global-minded and deeply local, we work as an extension of your team so the business can grow with confidence.
- Hubs
- Dubai · Cairo · Limassol
- Network
- Egypt · UAE · Pakistan · Saudi Arabia · United States Of America
- Model
- Retained counsel, fixed-fee projects, managed matters
Why LexDesk360
Enterprise-grade legal coverage without the enterprise department.
Large corporations have legal teams watching every move. Most businesses in the region do not, and they carry the risk unknowingly. LexDesk360 gives you a named counsel who knows your business, a network of vetted firms in the markets you operate in, and pricing you can plan around.
- Partner-led. Senior lawyers do the work; you are not paying for a pyramid.
- Predictable. Monthly retainers and fixed fees, with scope agreed in writing.
- Cross-border by design. One strategy, one budget, one point of contact across jurisdictions.
- Commercial. Advice reduced to the decisions you need to make and a recommendation on each.
Four ways to work with us
Services built around how businesses actually buy legal support.
Ongoing protection, extra capacity, a managed matter, or a new venture. Each service has a defined scope and a defined price.
Lex Fend
Legal Defense. Without the Surprise.
Legal protection with a prepaid credit model: early intervention, strategic defense and cost certainty in disputes, investigations and regulatory challenges.
About LexFendLex Tend
Your Legal Team. On Demand.
Scalable, ongoing legal support for growing companies, startups and lean legal departments, on monthly retainers or project-based terms.
About LexTendLex Track
Your Matter. Centrally Managed.
A fully managed legal service for cross-border and complex matters, from intake and strategy to execution and resolution.
About LexTrackLex Found
Built Right from the Start.
Full-circle business setup and expansion: entity registration, structuring, licensing, banking and operational readiness.
About LexFoundCapabilities
From debt recovery to digital compliance, the work is done by people who have done it before.
Fourteen practice areas, each led by counsel with in-house and international firm experience in the region.
Debt Recovery
Structured recovery of commercial receivables across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, from demand letter to enforcement.
DetailArbitration & Dispute Resolution
Commercial arbitration and litigation strategy under DIAC, ADGM, DIFC-LCIA successor, SCCA, CRCICA and ICC rules, managed end to end.
DetailDigital Compliance
Data protection, cybersecurity, e-commerce, digital marketing and AI governance obligations across the GCC and Egypt, turned into a workable programme.
DetailHR & Employment
Employer-side employment law across the GCC and Egypt: contracts, policies, terminations, Emiratisation and Saudization, disputes and investigations.
DetailCorporate Governance & Compliance
Board, shareholder and regulatory governance for private companies, groups and regulated entities, including AML, ESR-successor reporting and beneficial ownership.
DetailContracts & Commercial
Drafting, negotiation and audit of the agreements a business runs on: supply, distribution, agency, services, technology, NDAs and standard terms.
DetailMarket Entry & Licensing
Entity formation, licensing, structuring, banking and regulatory approvals for businesses entering the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Morocco.
DetailTrade, Sanctions & Export Controls
Export controls, sanctions screening, customs and tariff exposure, and free-trade agreement eligibility for businesses trading through the Gulf.
DetailInsights
Practical guidance on the law as it applies to business in the region.
Tariffs, Trade Disruption and Contract Law: What GCC Businesses Must Address Now
The US effective tariff rate is at its highest in over a century. Supply chains have been disrupted. The legal implications for cross-border contracts in the GCC are immediate and not yet fully understood by the businesses that bear the exposure.
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Access to Justice and Legal Technology in the GCC: The Landscape, the Gaps, and the Legal Implications
The UAE's investment in digital legal infrastructure is genuine and significant. It has not, however, resolved the structural barriers to justice that affect the most vulnerable users of the legal system. Understanding both realities is essential for businesses, practitioners, and policymakers.
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AI, Copyright and Intellectual Property: Protecting Innovation in the GCC
Ninety-two percent of S&P 500 market value is now intangible. The legal frameworks governing that value in the GCC have changed materially. Businesses that have not updated their IP strategy are carrying risk they have not yet priced.
ReadHubs and network
Global standards, local strength.
Hubs in Dubai, Cairo and Limassol. Network firms in Egypt, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and the United States. Strategic alliance partners beyond.
Talk to counsel.
Tell us the decision you need to make. We will reduce it to the points that matter and give you a recommendation on each.