For family, employment, property, debt, and personal-rights matters requiring clarity on options and deadlines.
Legal counsel and online legal consultation for Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Syria.
Work directly with Omar Al-Baghdadi, a lawyer and legal consultant with more than 30 years of experience. Get structured advice on your dispute, contract or business decision, with a clear explanation of your options, risks and next steps.
Who we are
A legal legacy since 1957. Direct leadership today.
BaghdadiLaw is a legal practice founded in Hama, Syria, in 1957 and led today by lawyer and legal consultant Omar Al-Baghdadi. It provides legal consultation and coordinates legal services for matters connected to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Syria.
Explore the firm’s history and leadershipLegal leadership
Legal assessment led by Omar Al-Baghdadi.
Omar directly oversees the team and direction of legal matters. He reviews the consultation scope, facts, documents, and available options before the appropriate path is defined.
Licence no.178
Lawyer Omar Al-BaghdadiSyrian Bar Association · Active licence
His experience spans more than 30 years across litigation, arbitration, commercial disputes, and other legal work. He has also trained and professionally supervised more than 40 lawyers in Syria, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia.
01Commercial disputes and arbitration experience
02Training and professional supervision of 40+ lawyers
03Direct communication in Arabic or English
1957Firm founded in Syria
30+Years of legal experience
20,000+Cases and legal consultations handled
HundredsOnline legal consultations delivered
Legal consultation for individuals, families, businesses, and investors.
The scope of review depends on what you need to resolve, protect or decide. These are common starting points for an initial enquiry.
For contracts, shareholder disputes, commercial claims, enforcement, negotiation, and risk assessment before a decision.
For formation, licensing, investment, construction, property, regulatory, and cross-border matters.
When parties or assets connect more than one country and the authority or appropriate local professional must be identified.
Jurisdictions and scope of assistance
Consultation covers the legal analysis agreed for your matter. Coordinating legal services means identifying and arranging any further assistance required. Court representation, filings, notarisation and other reserved work require a separate agreement and a professional authorized before the relevant authority. The jurisdiction, availability and scope are confirmed before an engagement is accepted.
Practice Areas
View all legal servicesCommercial & Shareholder Disputes
Commercial disputes, partnership disagreements, shareholder conflicts and related business matters.
Contract Drafting, Review & Disputes
Legal review, drafting and negotiation of contracts, together with advice on contractual disputes and obligations.
Arbitration, Mediation & Negotiation
Legal advice concerning arbitration proceedings, mediation, settlement negotiations and alternative dispute resolution.
Construction & Project Disputes
Construction contracts, project disputes, payment claims, delays and other construction-related legal matters.
Administrative & Government Disputes
Legal matters involving administrative decisions, public authorities and government-related disputes.
Employment & Labor Law
Employment contracts, workplace disputes, termination, compensation and other labor-related matters.
Judgment Enforcement & Debt Recovery
Legal advice concerning enforcement of judgments, financial claims and recovery of debts.
Investment, Company Formation & Business Structuring
Legal advice for investors and businesses concerning investment, company formation, commercial structures and related transactions.
Family & Personal Status Law
Divorce, custody, inheritance and other family and personal-status matters.
Paid online legal consultationMatter acceptance, consultation scope, and fee are confirmed after the initial review and before final advice is prepared.
How your online consultation works.
The consultation is built around your facts, documents, jurisdiction, and intended outcome. It can be completed by WhatsApp or email without an office visit.
Analysis specific to your matterA review of the facts, documents, and legal question—not a general answer detached from your file.
A clearer practical decisionAn explanation of options, material risks, and the next step within the agreed consultation scope.
How to begin
Four clear steps from your summary to practical legal direction.
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Send the essential information
Share a short timeline, jurisdiction or authority, objective, key documents, and any approaching deadline.
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We conduct an initial review
We identify the legal question, missing information, and whether the matter falls within the firm’s scope.
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You confirm the scope and fee
The consultation scope, required deliverable, fee, and payment method are explained before final analysis begins.
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You receive analysis and next steps
You receive the agreed guidance with an opportunity to discuss questions directly connected to it.
Clear outputs that help you decide what to do next.
The final deliverable depends on the agreed scope, but the consultation is designed to turn facts and documents into an understandable, actionable legal decision.
What the available facts and documents support, and what important information is still missing.
Available routes, what each requires, and when negotiation or formal action may be more appropriate.
Practical risks, weaknesses, approaching time limits, and evidence that should be preserved.
A clear first action, required documents or correspondence, and any legal follow-up that may be needed.
When should you contact us?
When you need to understand your position before the next move becomes costly.
A commercial dispute or shareholder conflict→A contract requiring review or negotiation→Arbitration, mediation, or a disputed arbitration clause→A delayed project or construction claim→An administrative decision, licence, or government claim→Dismissal, unpaid wages, or employment compensation→Judgment enforcement, an instrument, or debt recovery→Investment, formation, or a cross-border matter→Divorce, custody, maintenance, or another family right→
Why BaghdadiLaw?
Clear reasons to feel confident before you begin.
- Direct legal oversightOmar Al-Baghdadi leads the assessment and directs the team according to the scope of each matter.
- An established practice with named leadershipA legal institution since 1957, leadership experience exceeding 30 years, and more than 20,000 cases and matters handled by the firm.
- Decisions grounded in evidenceThe analysis begins with facts, documents, objectives, and risks—not a promise of a particular outcome.
- Arabic and English communicationService for individuals and businesses with matters connected to Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Syria, subject to the matter’s scope and applicable professional requirements.
- Scope and fee before final work beginsKnow what will be reviewed, what you will receive, and the consultation cost before final advice is prepared.
Frequently asked questions
Before you begin your legal consultation.
Clear answers about requesting professional paid legal advice remotely.
What is BaghdadiLaw?
BaghdadiLaw is a legal practice founded in Hama, Syria, in 1957 and led today by lawyer and legal consultant Omar Al-Baghdadi. It provides legal consultation and coordinates legal services for individuals, businesses and investors with matters connected to Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Syria.
Who is Omar Al-Baghdadi?
Omar Al-Baghdadi is a lawyer and legal consultant with more than 30 years of legal experience. He leads BaghdadiLaw and continues a family legal tradition that began in Hama, Syria, in 1957.
Which countries does BaghdadiLaw provide legal consultation for?
BaghdadiLaw provides legal consultation for matters connected to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Syria. The exact scope of assistance, including representation or work involving locally competent professionals, depends on the jurisdiction and the individual matter.
Is the online legal consultation paid?
Yes. After an initial review of your case summary and documents, you are told the consultation fee before the final legal advice is prepared.
Can I request a consultation by WhatsApp or email?
Yes. Send a concise summary and the key documents by WhatsApp or email so the matter and consultation scope can be reviewed directly.
What will I receive from the consultation?
Depending on the agreed scope, you receive structured analysis of the facts and documents, an explanation of options and risks, and practical direction for the next step. The required deliverable is defined before work begins.
Who can request advice from BaghdadiLaw?
Individuals, families, business owners, companies, investors, and institutions may request an initial review. Matter acceptance and service scope are confirmed after the facts and relevant country or authority are understood.
What legal matters does the firm assess?
The firm assesses contracts, commercial disputes, arbitration, construction, investment, administrative law, employment, enforcement and debt recovery, real estate, and personal status matters, subject to each matter’s scope.
Do I need to attend in person?
The consultation can be handled remotely by WhatsApp or email. If your matter later requires attendance, original documents, notarisation or court representation, those requirements and the separate scope of work are explained before proceeding.
What information should I send?
Send a short timeline, the relevant country or authority, the outcome you need, the key documents, and any approaching deadline.
Can the firm represent me in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, or Syria?
The firm assesses matters connected to Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Syria. Representation and any need for local counsel are confirmed according to the matter, competent authority, and applicable professional requirements before an engagement is accepted.
Does a consultation guarantee the result of a case?
No legal outcome can be guaranteed. The consultation assesses the facts and documents, then explains available options, risks, and practical next steps.