Success Stories

Case Overview: Our firm represented the Claimant in a high-stakes real property dispute involving a luxury apartment at the Pixel Project, Al Reem Island, Abu Dhabi. The case involved a

Case: Xetech Solutions Ltd v Pulsar Capital Holdings Limited Court: Abu Dhabi Global Market CourtsLead Counsel: Mr. Santanu Ghosh, Managing PartnerJudgment: [2026] ADGMCFI 0006 About the Matter We are pleased

This matter was related to non-payment for an equipment provided by the Claimant. The Respondent came up with various objections relating to non-functionalities of the equipment. The Founder was the

In a construction matter related to subcontractor’s payment of dues and the question whether the sub-contractor was responsible for delays as well as applicability of FIDIC, the Founder was the

In this matter, the Founder drafted the claim application as well as the rejoinder and guided the Claimant in each and every step and Judge Hayley Norton was pleased to

The Founder guided and drafted the claim for the Claimant in this employment case wherein the Defendant without any rhyme or reason had terminated the employee and also grossly flouted

In a complex matter concerning the rights of a terminated shareholder, the Founder was the lead counsel for the Claimant and a substantial award was passed in favour of the

Our Founder appeared for the Claimant which is a minority shareholder in the Defendant No.1. The case was regarding prayers for interim injunction for selling the shares of the Defendant

Our Founder appeared for the Claimant which is a minority shareholder in the Defendant No.1. The case was regarding prayers for granting permission to commence derivative claim as the Claimant

Our Founder appeared for one of the Defendants. While a default judgement was passed against the client, we filed an application for setting it aside and Justice Omar Al Muhairi

Our Client, the Claimant, through a Master Agreement for forex transactions, Put & Call Options referencing currencies and precious metals executed 2 transactions with the Defendant. The first one being