Tools · UAE forum selection
Choose the right forum for your UAE dispute or contract — DIFC Courts, ADGM Courts, DIAC arbitration, arbitrateAD, or onshore Dubai/Abu Dhabi courts. 8-question decision tree built by UAE practitioners.
The UAE Forum Selector is an 8-question decision tree built by UAE practitioners to help choose the right forum for a UAE dispute or contract, including DIFC Courts, ADGM Courts, DIAC arbitration, and onshore Dubai/Abu Dhabi courts. It guides users in selecting the most suitable forum for their specific case. The tool is designed to simplify the forum selection process.
The UAE has several forums for dispute resolution, including DIFC Courts, ADGM Courts, DIAC arbitration, and onshore Dubai/Abu Dhabi courts. Each forum has its own rules and procedures. The UAE Forum Selector tool helps users determine which forum is most appropriate for their case.
To use the UAE Forum Selector tool, simply answer the 8 questions provided, and the tool will guide you in selecting the most suitable forum for your UAE dispute or contract. The questions are designed to gather information about your case and provide a recommendation based on that information. The tool is built by UAE practitioners with expertise in disputes and litigation.
DIFC Courts and ADGM Courts are two separate common law jurisdictions in the UAE, with their own rules and procedures. DIFC Courts have jurisdiction over disputes related to the Dubai International Financial Centre, while ADGM Courts have jurisdiction over disputes related to the Abu Dhabi Global Market. The UAE Forum Selector tool can help determine which court is more suitable for a particular case.
The UAE Forum Selector tool is designed to assist with selecting the right forum for UAE disputes or contracts, including commercial arbitration and litigation. While it may provide general guidance, it is essential to consult with a qualified UAE lawyer, such as those at Noura Almaazmi Advocates & Legal Consultancy, for specific advice on criminal cases or complex commercial disputes.