Lebanon’s Traffic Law: A System That Exists, But Is Rarely Enforced
Lebanon has had a traffic law in place for decades. The first comprehensive legislation, Law No. 76, dates back to 1967, and […]
Read moreLebanon has had a traffic law in place for decades. The first comprehensive legislation, Law No. 76, dates back to 1967, and […]
Read moreIn Lebanon’s corporate landscape, shareholder agreements have become an essential tool for defining relationships among partners, especially in closely held or family-owned […]
Read moreThe MENA region is undergoing a profound transformation, economically, legally, and politically. Globalization, digital innovation, and shifting regional dynamics are reshaping how […]
Read moreOver the past decade, the economic relationship between Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates has grown stronger. Despite Lebanon’s internal challenges, many […]
Read moreChoosing the legal profession was, for me, a bold and sound decision, one that has been filled with challenges, knowledge, and endless […]
Read moreIn recent years, Lebanese social media has been flooded with advertisements promising quick residency, investment opportunities, property purchases, and company formation in […]
Read moreThe Civil Procedure Code, first enacted on September 16, 1983, by Legislative Decree No. 90, has been the backbone of legal practice […]
Read moreDid you know that even the strongest legal rights can be lost simply because too much time has passed without action? Whether […]
Read moreLegal education in Lebanon, as in most countries, begins broadly. Law students are required to study all branches of the law, civil, […]
Read moreIt is a given that citizens are required to pay taxes and public fees. These payments are not a mere formality; they […]
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