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A leading platform for legal scholarship, the Riyadh Law Review publishes rigorous academic research, case notes, and book reviews that contribute to legal discourse in Saudi Arabia and beyond. Our journal provides a space for scholars, practitioners, and students to engage in critical legal analysis and discussion.
Saudi Arabia has undergone significant legal reforms in corporate governance, particularly following Vision 2030. This paper explores the evolution of corporate law in the Kingdom, analyzing key legislative changes and their impact on business entities and foreign investments.
Saudi Arabia has undergone significant legal reforms in corporate governance, particularly following Vision 2030. This paper explores the evolution of corporate law in the Kingdom, analyzing key legislative changes and their impact on business entities and foreign investments.
Saudi Arabia has undergone significant legal reforms in corporate governance, particularly following Vision 2030. This paper explores the evolution of corporate law in the Kingdom, analyzing key legislative changes and their impact on business entities and foreign investments.
The Riyadh Commercial Court recently issued a precedent-setting decision on contractual disputes between domestic and international firms. This case note examines the ruling’s implications for contract enforcement and investor protections.
The Riyadh Commercial Court recently issued a precedent-setting decision on contractual disputes between domestic and international firms. This case note examines the ruling’s implications for contract enforcement and investor protections.
The Riyadh Commercial Court recently issued a precedent-setting decision on contractual disputes between domestic and international firms. This case note examines the ruling’s implications for contract enforcement and investor protections.
This book by Dr. Yasir Al-Qassim provides a comprehensive analysis of Islamic banking regulations, comparing legal frameworks across Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and the UK. The review highlights its strengths in comparative legal analysis and its practical implications for financial practitioners.
This book by Dr. Yasir Al-Qassim provides a comprehensive analysis of Islamic banking regulations, comparing legal frameworks across Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and the UK. The review highlights its strengths in comparative legal analysis and its practical implications for financial practitioners.
This book by Dr. Yasir Al-Qassim provides a comprehensive analysis of Islamic banking regulations, comparing legal frameworks across Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and the UK. The review highlights its strengths in comparative legal analysis and its practical implications for financial practitioners.
