Lebanon’s Laws Are Stuck in the Past — It’s Time for a Serious Update
Some of Lebanon’s most critical laws, real estate laws, personal status laws, the Code of Obligations and Contracts, and the Code of […]
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Why Young Lawyers Should Start Thinking Like Legal Entrepreneurs
Explore why young lawyers should start thinking like legal entrepreneurs, not to break tradition, but to carry it forward with initiative, insight, and imagination.
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Choosing the Right Lawyer: Trust, Criteria, and Misconceptions
In our previous article, “Client Trust and the Lawyer’s Rights,” we emphasized that trust is the cornerstone of the lawyer-client relationship. But […]
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The Modern Lawyer vs. The Traditional Lawyer
Striking the Balance in the Age of AI, Legal Tech, and Social Media In today’s fast-paced legal environment, lawyers are standing at […]
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Client Trust and the Right to Fair Legal Fees
Across countries and cultures, the relationship between a lawyer and their client varies not only in tone and formality but also in […]
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A Lawyer’s Appearance: Does It Really Matter?
In the legal profession, appearance has long been associated with credibility, professionalism, and seriousness. The way a lawyer presents themselves through attire, […]
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AI & the Legal Profession in Lebanon: Threat, Opportunity, or Both?
I recently asked ChatGPT a simple question:“Will AI affect the legal business of lawyers in Lebanon?” The answer was clear “YES”, just […]
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What Do Lebanon’s New Anti-Corruption Measures Really Mean for Business?
Since the onset of Lebanon’s financial crisis in 2019, there has been increasing local and international pressure to address corruption, long considered […]
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Greek Citizenship: More Accessible Than You Might Think
Greece has long been admired for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. It’s no surprise that it’s also one of […]
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Security Shares in Joint-Stock Companies
Recent amendments to the Lebanese Commercial Code have reshaped how companies structure their boards and handle accountability.
In particular, security shares, which were once a fundamental safeguard requiring board members to be shareholders, have undergone significant change. Today, non-shareholders can be elected to the board, introducing new opportunities but also raising important questions about liability and corporate governance.