Wrongful Termination
Arbitrary dismissal claims under UAE Labour Law, damages for unjustified termination and reinstatement applications before the Labour Court.
Led by the former Chairman of Dubai's Labour Court — UAE's most connected employment law practice for employees and employers alike.
Chairman 2008–2009
Judge 2016–2022
Employees & Employers
Bilingual Practice
UAE labour law is nuanced, constantly evolving, and deeply consequential — for the employee who has lost their livelihood and for the employer whose business depends on the outcome. Getting it wrong is not an option.
Mr. Ahmad served as Chairman of the Labour Court (2008–2009) and as a Labour Court judge before that. He then rose to the Court of Cassation, where he adjudicated labour appeals at the highest level. Our team is led by someone who was the decision-maker in these disputes — not someone who merely read about them.
We represent both employees and employers with equal skill. Understanding both sides of the table makes us better advocates for whichever side we are on.
We represent both sides of employment disputes with equal skill — which means we understand every counter-argument the other party might raise before they raise it.
Arbitrary dismissal claims under UAE Labour Law, damages for unjustified termination and reinstatement applications before the Labour Court.
Recovery of unpaid or undercalculated gratuity entitlements, including cases involving resignation, contract expiry and employer non-payment.
Claims for withheld wages, commission disputes, leave encashment, allowances and other contractual benefits owed under UAE Labour Law.
Applications to lift employment bans imposed by MOHRE, challenge unlawful bans and restore your ability to work in the UAE.
Enforcement or challenge of restrictive covenants, non-compete clauses and confidentiality agreements under UAE law.
Claims for discriminatory treatment, hostile work environment and harassment under UAE Labour Law and federal legislation.
Defence of employer interests in collective disputes, MOHRE complaints and Labour Court proceedings — including mass-termination matters.
Full representation through the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation complaint and mediation process before and during court proceedings.
Drafting and review of employment contracts, offer letters, HR policies and disciplinary procedures to minimise litigation risk.
Yes, under UAE Labour Law a resigning employee who has completed one year of continuous service is entitled to end-of-service gratuity. The amount is calculated based on length of service. We can assess your specific entitlement and pursue recovery if your employer has refused to pay.
Under UAE Labour Law, employees must file claims within one year of the end of the employment relationship. Acting promptly preserves your rights. Contact us as soon as your employment ends if you believe you have a claim.
Yes. Labour bans can be challenged through MOHRE and, if necessary, before the Labour Court. The strength of your challenge depends on the circumstances of your departure and whether your employer complied with their own obligations. We can advise after reviewing your employment documents.
Yes. Our founder's experience as Chairman of the Labour Court means we understand the case from every angle. We represent employees in claims and employers defending complaints with equal expertise.