A commercial contract should reflect the deal you actually agreed — not force your transaction into a generic template. We prepare structured business agreements covering scope, payment, responsibilities, risk allocation, termination and dispute terms, with the drafting tailored to the parties, transaction and UAE context.
Commercial Agreements We Draft
- Service agreements and consultancy contracts
- Supply, procurement and vendor agreements
- Distribution, reseller and commercial agency agreements
- Partnership, joint-venture and collaboration agreements
- Non-disclosure (NDA), confidentiality and non-circumvention agreements
- Asset sale, business transfer and other B2B transaction agreements
Not Every Commercial Contract Needs Notarization
The required form depends on the document type, transaction, parties, jurisdiction and the authority or institution that will receive it. Many ordinary B2B agreements are signed as private contracts, while some documents or transactions require additional execution, notarization, registration or attestation formalities. We separate the drafting stage from those formalities and check the required route for the specific document.
For company-governance decisions, a commercial contract is different from a board resolution or partners’ meeting minutes. If the transaction changes the company’s constitutional documents, the correct route may instead involve an MOA amendment. Keeping the document type clear helps avoid drafting the right commercial terms into the wrong corporate instrument.
| Area | What the contract should make clear |
|---|---|
| Scope & deliverables | What is included, excluded, delivered and accepted |
| Payment & invoicing | Amounts or pricing method, milestones, invoices, due dates and consequences of delay |
| Term & termination | Start date, duration, renewal, notice and exit consequences |
| Confidentiality & IP | What information is protected and who owns or may use created materials |
| Liability & risk | Warranties, indemnities, limits, insurance or risk allocation where relevant |
| Disputes & notices | Governing law, forum or arbitration mechanism, notice method and escalation steps |
Current UAE Contract-Law Context
The UAE’s current Civil Transactions Law is Federal Decree-Law No. 25 of 2025, in force from 1 June 2026, and the Commercial Transactions Law is Federal Decree-Law No. 50 of 2022. Which rules apply depends on the transaction and any specialised legislation. Drafting should therefore start from the actual commercial relationship and document type, not from an old template or a blanket rule that every business contract follows the same form.
Send the Deal Terms
Send the parties, business purpose, commercial terms and any existing draft. We review the brief and reply quickly on WhatsApp.
We Structure the Draft
The draft is built around the transaction, responsibilities, payment, risk, termination and dispute terms.
Review & Revisions
You review the commercial wording and we incorporate the agreed revisions before finalisation.
Execution Route if Required
If the document needs a specific signing, notarization, registration or translation route, we identify that separately. Straightforward drafting can be handled quickly; official processing timing depends on the applicable authority or procedure.
If the agreement will be signed in Arabic and English, terminology should stay consistent across both versions. For documents that need certified Arabic for a receiving authority or formal procedure, see our legal translation service.
Need a Commercial Contract Drafted?
Send the transaction details on WhatsApp. We review the scope, identify the right document type and prepare a structured draft for your approval. Same-day drafting availability may be possible for straightforward requests; complex or multi-party agreements require enough time for proper drafting and revisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The required form depends on the contract type, transaction, parties and intended use. Many ordinary B2B agreements are private signed contracts. Some specific documents or transactions require notarization, registration, attestation or another execution form. We check the formalities separately instead of assuming one rule applies to every contract.
Usually we need the parties’ details, the commercial purpose, scope or deliverables, payment structure, duration, termination expectations, key risks, confidentiality or IP requirements, and any existing draft or term sheet. For a company, its licence and constitutional documents may also be relevant depending on who is signing and what authority is required.
Yes, where a bilingual document is appropriate for the transaction. The two versions should use consistent defined terms, obligations and commercial figures. If a separate certified legal translation is required for an authority or formal filing, we can coordinate that through our legal translation service.
Straightforward drafting requests may have same-day availability when the commercial terms are clear and the required documents are ready. Complex, negotiated or multi-party agreements need more time for proper structuring and revisions. Any notarization, registration or other official processing has its own requirements and timing.
No. A board resolution records a company decision or approval; a commercial contract records the obligations agreed between contracting parties. Some transactions need both. See Board Resolution Drafting if the company also needs internal approval documentation.
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