Underlying law
Related UAE legislation
Law No. (11) of 2025 Establishing the Dubai Judicial Expertise Centre.
11 of 2025
Establishes the Dubai Judicial Expertise Centre as an independent body to manage expert witness services for courts and judicial bodies, with governance by a Bo…
Cabinet Resolution No. (56) of 2025 Regarding Private Mediation Centers and Branches of Foreign Mediation Centers
Cabinet Resolution No. (56) of 2025
Establishes licensing and operational requirements for private mediation centers and foreign mediation center branches in UAE, including Ministry of Justice app…
Federal Decree-Law No. (40) of 2023 on Mediation and Conciliation in Civil and Commercial Disputes
Law No. (40) of 2023
Establishes a framework for mediation and conciliation procedures to resolve civil and commercial disputes outside courts, promoting alternative dispute resolut…
Cabinet Resolution No. (4) of 2023 Concerning the Settlement of Disputes Between Federal Entities
Cabinet Resolution No. (4) of 2023
Establishes procedures and mechanisms for resolving disputes arising between federal government entities in the UAE through structured administrative processes.
Cabinet Resolution No. (46) of 2022 Regarding the Establishment of the Collective Labor Disputes Committee
Cabinet Resolution No. (46) of 2022
Establishes the Collective Labor Disputes Committee to address and resolve labor disputes involving multiple workers or labor unions in the UAE.
Law No. (18) of 2021 Regulating Conciliation in the Emirate of Dubai
18 of 2021
Establishes framework for conciliation services in Dubai, regulating registration of conciliators, formation of oversight committee, and licensing of entities p…
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