Real Estate Development-Related Disputes
At Ahmad Abdulla Ahli Advocates and Legal Consultants, we provide trusted litigation services in disputes arising from real estate development projects across the UAE. With real estate being one of the most regulated and high-stakes sectors in the region, development disputes often involve large investments, tight regulatory requirements, and contractual complexities.
Led by Mr. Ahmad Abdulla Ahli, an experienced court advocate with over 27 years of litigation practice, our team represents developers, investors, landowners, and end-users in disputes involving project delays, regulatory violations, misrepresentations, and off-plan sales issues.
Our firm’s litigation-first approach ensures that clients receive focused legal support in navigating development-related challenges—from pre-construction disputes to post-completion claims—always aligned with UAE real estate laws and court procedures.
Our firm has handled a wide range of development-related litigation across various residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects. Our experience includes:
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Representing clients in disputes involving project delays, non-delivery of units, and missed handover deadlines.
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Handling legal claims related to violations of off-plan sale agreements and failure to register projects with relevant authorities.
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Litigating disputes involving misrepresentation of project features, specifications, or completion dates.
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Assisting landowners and investors in conflicts arising from joint development arrangements or breach of investment agreements.
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Addressing issues related to escrow accounts, payment plans, and the misuse of development funds.
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Representing clients in disputes concerning regulatory non-compliance with real estate authorities and master developers.
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Supporting clients in project cancellation cases and legal recovery of payments.
With the direct involvement of Mr. Ahmad Abdulla Ahli, our litigation team ensures that each case is handled with deep legal insight, procedural accuracy, and a results-driven mindset—whether the dispute involves private developments or large-scale real estate projects.
