Insights, analysis, and expert perspectives on Syrian law
What defines legal excellence? It goes beyond knowledge—it's about understanding, strategy, and results.
A practical guide to commercial arbitration in Syria, covering valid clauses, procedure, tribunal powers, annulment and enforcement of awards.
Corporate governance begins with a practical question: who is legally entitled to decide, sign, supervise and challenge each important company action? This guide explains authority, board and manager duties, shareholder controls, conflicts, minutes, audit and liability in Syria.
A property purchase is not legally safe merely because the seller has keys, neighbours recognize the seller, a broker presents an old contract, or the parties sign a document and exchange money. Syrian real-estate transactions require a careful distinction between possession, a contractual right to demand transfer and registered ownership.
A practical guide to employment contracts in Syria under Labour Law No. 17 of 2010, covering written terms, probation, contract types, termination, compensation and social insurance.
How Syrian law treats financial distress, cessation of payment and bankruptcy under Commercial Law No. 33 of 2007, and how businesses and creditors can compare consensual restructuring, preventive composition and formal bankruptcy.
Restructuring can help a business facing financial or operational pressure reorganize its obligations, protect viable operations, and address creditor claims. This guide explains when restructuring becomes necessary in Syria, the main approaches available, and how the process affects creditors, shareholders, and contracts.
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