Legal Representation

Our legal practice covers a wide range of cases and all types of cases, in which we deal with all file proceedings on behalf of individuals and authorised individuals, starting from the legal adaptation of the case, the determination of the jurisdiction, the sorting and processing of documents and evidence produced and investigated in the case. The evaluation of points of dispute, and then the preparation of the rules of procedure or the response notes required to plead before the competent judicial authorities.
Our clients are represented by highly qualified lawyers with experience in law and litigation before judicial and semi-judicial bodies throughout Saudi Arabia. These services include

All types and degrees of Sharia courts (Personal Status Court, General Court, Criminal Court, Commercial Court, Labor Court, and Administrative Courts (Bournal of Grievances).

Semi-judicial committees.
Before proceeding with any judicial or statutory proceedings, the team at ASAT meet to share different viewpoints and collaborate to finalize the claim between the parties in a manner appropriate to their wishes (subject to the wishes of the client) without the need to resort to the courts as much as possible and shortening the period for settling the dispute and recovering rights under the supervision of specialists in the same subject matter of the dispute.

The procedures for representing clients in these disputes are divided into two parts:
1. The client has an existing lawsuit, in which case the team takes the following steps:

• Receive all existing case documents from the client.
• Sorting the lawsuit documents.
• Reviewing the full details of documents from contracts, related documents and the records of previous sessions “if any”, and the case sheets or response notes “if any”.
• After reviewing and scrutinizing, the team will proceed with the preparation of the next hearing by editing the reply note or processing the necessary documents to ensure that the litigation is not prolonged.
• A detailed report of the session is prepared, provided to the client and is kept open to follow-up on.
• Attending sessions and providing what is necessary to end them in order to issue the judgment in favour of the client.

2. No claim has been submitted by the client, in which case the following steps are taken:

• Receipt of all documents from the client and any correspondence related to the subject matter of the case.
• Sorting the case documents and examining their relevance to the subject matter of the case and the extent to which they can be used.
• View the full details of documents from contracts and related documents.
• Determining the type of lawsuit to be filed, ensuring that it conforms to the subject matter of the dispute.
• After reviewing and checking, the procedures for drafting and editing the initial claim statement for the electronic filing system will proceed.
• File a lawsuit through the electronic system of the Ministry of Justice.
• After registering the case with the competent court and setting the date for the first session, a detailed statement of claim is issued to be provided to the Chamber at the hearing and attached to the minutes of the hearing.

Attending the sessions and providing what is necessary in order to recover or prove the client’s rights.