Shaden Alshutaifi's Contact Details

Shaden Alshutaifi's Company Details

Z&Co.

Riyadh, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia • 40 Employees
Law Practice

We are a Saudi law firm offering market-leading commercial advice on core legal advisory services including transactions; dispute resolution; decision-support and advisory for both government and private sector clients; and regulatory projects (drafting laws and regulations).For our transactions offering, we work as one team with Linklaters, with senior Linklaters lawyers based permanently in our offices in Riyadh. This enables us to deliver provide best-practice international expertise coupled with detailed local knowledge and practice.Our litigation lawyers are in and out of court on a daily basis, benefiting from close interactions with the judiciary in the Commercial Courts, General Courts and Administrative Courts, to bring up-to-the minute experience to our dispute-resolution practice. We also manage a range of cases at specialised judicial panels, including the Committee for Resolution of Securities Disputes and the Banking Disputes Committee.We conduct pioneering work in our regulatory product area, including drafting new laws and regulations with substantial economic impact. In this field, we benefit from the complementary skills held by our team of Saudi and internationally-qualified lawyers, former members of the judiciary and Shariah experts. We particularly benefit from the support of Linklaters offices around the globe in conducting comparative assessments, so that our locally-based internationally-qualified lawyers can extract global best-practice for new KSA laws and regulations.Our day-to-day decision-support and advisory offering aims to share the load with in-house legal functions, whether in the private sector or government entities. We can support in all aspects of general legal support, including contract reviews and drafting; compliance issues; amendments to company registrations or corporate documentation; communications with regulators and government entities; licensing matters; and employment issues, among other things.