Law firm software that already knows the Emirates.
Federal Courts, Dubai Courts, DIFC and ADGM are in the system before you start — with the case types they hear, the stages a matter moves through, and an appeal period per case type. Your TRN and your client's sit on the invoice. Arabic and English, per user.
Four court systems in one emirate. All four, out of the box.
The UAE is not one jurisdiction and a firm here rarely works in only one of them. An international system gives you a generic “case” and asks you to model the difference yourself.
Federal Courts
First instance, appeal and cassation, with the case types each hears and the stages a matter moves through already in the system.
Dubai Courts
The emirate's own structure rather than the federal one, because a firm filing in Dubai is not filing federally and the two do not share a calendar.
DIFC Courts
The common-law jurisdiction inside the emirate, with its own procedure — modelled as itself, not folded into the civil courts.
ADGM Courts
Abu Dhabi Global Market, likewise. A firm working across onshore and both financial free zones runs all three from one book of business.
AED · VAT 5% · locations, banks and tax set per country
UAE VAT, on the invoice rather than in a spreadsheet beside it.
TRN on both sides of the invoice
Your Tax Registration Number and the client's, carried on the invoice record itself — the two numbers an FTA-valid VAT invoice has to show. The client's TRN sits on the client, so it is right on every invoice rather than retyped on each one.
VAT at 5%, per client where it differs
Tax is a slab on the client, not a single firm-wide rate, so a zero-rated export client and a standard-rated local one can sit in the same ledger without a manual override on every line.
The VAT return, as a report
Input VAT from expenses, output VAT from invoices and the VAT to be paid, for any period, in PDF or Excel — and in Arabic or English. The quarterly return stops being a spreadsheet somebody rebuilds.
Dirhams, and the rest
AED with the locations, banks and tax details set per country, so a firm with work in Riyadh or Cairo is not converting anything by hand.
“I now have all the cases with the dates, assignments, tasks, reporting in one place, one now knows exactly what work do we have and when is it due.”
Intake to invoice, whichever side of the table you are on.
Common questions from firms in the Emirates.
Federal Courts, Dubai Courts, DIFC and ADGM — the case types each hears, the stages a matter moves through, and an appeal period held per case type rather than as one number for everything. You confirm the values against your own practice on setup; what you do not have to do is build the structure. Six other jurisdictions ship the same way, including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain.
Yes. The firm's TRN and the client's are both carried on the invoice record, which is what an FTA-valid VAT invoice has to show. VAT is set as a slab per client rather than one rate for the firm, and the VAT report gives input VAT from expenses, output VAT from invoices and the amount to be paid for any period, in PDF or Excel.
Law firms and in-house legal departments across the Emirates, including the legal team at Etisalat, the firm Hadef & Partners, and Dubai Holding. Every client named on this site is named with their permission.
Yes, and language is a setting per user rather than per firm. An Arabic-speaking associate and an English-speaking partner work the same matter, each reading the interface, the activity feed and their notifications in their own language — and the same record prints the engagement letter and the invoice in either. Right-to-left is how the product is built, not a layer applied afterwards.
Both, on the same platform. Firms run intake, conflict checks, litigation and corporate work through to the invoice; departments run service requests from the business, external counsel scoped to the matters they are instructed on, obligations and reporting. Each has its own page on this site.
One plan at $59 per user per month with every feature included, and a 15-day free trial with no card. The AI is charged on use from a prepaid balance rather than in the subscription — nothing if you do not use it. Enterprise, for on-premise hosting and customisation, is by quote.
Fifteen days, no card, the whole product.
Open an account and load a real matter — a Dubai Courts case or a DIFC one — and see the structure that is already there. Or ask our regional team for a walkthrough first.