All services
Everything we do, and how every matter starts.
Twenty-three services in ten areas. There is no price list: every matter starts with a free call, and you then receive a written quote for your task.
How every matter starts- 1Your enquiry
- 2A free call, up to 30 minutes
- 3A written quote
- 4Engagement letter
- 5Payment by bank transfer
- 6Work starts
EG01Law firmsBusinessesIndividuals
Consultation and matter assessment
Understand an Egyptian legal issue, what it means for you, and your options.
- First paid step
- A consultation on one issue, with a short written note where agreed
- What the quote depends on
- The questions, the documents to read, complexity, urgency, and whether written advice is included
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- A consultation by video or phone, or a review of your file
- A written note of options, missing information and next steps, where included
- Something useful on its own, even if you go no further
Not included
- Research, opinions or case work beyond the agreed questions
- Advice on the free introductory call, which is for understanding the task and agreeing how we would work
EG02Law firmsBusinesses
Research and source packs
Egyptian legislation and judgments on a defined issue, as they stood on the date that matters.
- First paid step
- Agreeing the questions, the relevant dates and the search scope
- What the quote depends on
- The questions, the relevant dates, the search scope, the language and the depth of the output
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- Legislation and judgments, with citations
- Version and date notes: the law as it stood on the relevant date
- Agreed extracts or translations
- A research memo, where included
Not included
- Advice applying the law to your facts (see written opinions)
- Access to every unpublished judgment; any gaps in the sources are stated
EG03Law firmsBusinessesIndividuals
Written opinions and advice
A reasoned answer on rights, obligations or a proposed course of action under Egyptian law.
- First paid step
- Agreeing the purpose, the questions and who will rely on it
- What the quote depends on
- The purpose, the questions, the facts, and who will rely on the opinion
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- The questions, facts and assumptions set out
- The authorities and analysis
- Conclusions and practical implications
Not included
- Independent expert evidence for a court (see expert reports)
- Reliance by anyone else, unless agreed in writing
EG04Law firms
Expert reports on Egyptian law
Independent evidence of Egyptian law for courts and tribunals abroad.
- First paid step
- A conflict and independence check, and confirming the questions are within Mahmoud's expertise
- What the quote depends on
- The forum, the questions and the materials; later questions or attendance are quoted separately
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- A report answering the agreed questions
- Prepared to the forum's rules, such as CPR Part 35
- Later questions, joint statements and attendance, quoted separately
Not included
- Appointments where we act for a party in related Egyptian proceedings
- Advocacy for your client: an expert's duty is to the court
EG05Law firmsIndividuals
Family and personal-status research
A defined Egyptian family or personal-status question explained, with sources.
- First paid step
- Pinning down the question, the facts and how the answer will be used
- What the quote depends on
- The question, the facts and the documents to analyse
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- A sourced note or opinion on the question
- Analysis of documents and their legal effect
- The assumptions made, and any further information needed
Not included
- Family court cases in Egypt: we introduce a specialist
- A second charge for the same research under another service
EG06Law firmsBusinesses
Contracts: drafting, review and negotiation
Agreements for Egyptian matters, including distribution, supply, services and technology.
- First paid step
- A review of one contract, with a note of the key issues
- What the quote depends on
- The parties, governing law, language, complexity, document length and rounds of negotiation
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- The drafted or marked-up contract
- A note of the key issues
- The agreed rounds of negotiation
Not included
- Advice on English or other foreign law; we cover the Egyptian points
- Every regulated sector as a speciality
EG07BusinessesLaw firms
Technology and data regulatory assessment
Which Egyptian rules apply to your product, service or use of data, and what to do first.
- First paid step
- An applicability check for one activity
- What the quote depends on
- The entities, activities and questions covered
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- An applicability assessment
- A map of your obligations
- A prioritised action plan, including any licences or permits needed
Not included
- Licence applications, unless added as a stage
- Technical security testing
- Acting as your appointed data protection officer
EG08Businesses
Data-protection documents and implementation
Your Egyptian data obligations turned into notices, contract terms and procedures that work.
- First paid step
- Agreeing the document set, based on your assessment
- What the quote depends on
- The entities, data activities, document set, revisions and support period
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- Tailored notices and contract provisions
- Procedures and records
- An implementation session
Not included
- Formal appointment as data protection officer, or accredited consultancy status
- Decisions that only your business can take
EG09BusinessesLaw firms
Data incidents and privacy complaints
Egyptian legal advice when data goes wrong, a complaint arrives or an authority asks questions.
- First paid step
- An urgent initial assessment, with availability confirmed when you contact us
- What the quote depends on
- The facts, deadlines, parties and stages needed; the initial assessment is quoted first
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- A legal assessment and a timeline of events
- A proposed response, including any notifications
- Agreed communications with authorities or others
Not included
- An unconditional 24-hour response; availability is confirmed for each matter
- Technical forensic investigation
EG10Law firmsBusinessesIndividuals
Disputes and court cases
Civil, commercial and property cases in Egypt, with one responsible lead and the team in court.
- First paid step
- A case review
- What the quote depends on
- The subject, forum, current stage, documents and deadlines; each stage is quoted, with court costs listed
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- Advice and strategy
- Case documents, negotiation and court stages
- A report after each hearing and each decision point
Not included
- Cassation appeals, which must be signed by a lawyer admitted before the Court of Cassation
- Control over court timetables or decisions
- Family court cases: we introduce a specialist
EG12Law firmsIndividualsBusinesses
A single step in Egypt
Checking a court file, a filing, an attendance, a record search or a certified copy, without commissioning a whole case.
- First paid step
- Confirming the exact step, place, deadline and authority needed
- What the quote depends on
- The exact step, the place, the deadline and the number of visits, plus official costs
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- The step carried out by the team in Egypt
- Documentary confirmation, where available
- A short report, including anything that could not be checked
Not included
- Control over official decisions or processing times
- Legalisation packages (see document legalisation)
EG11Law firmsBusinessesIndividuals
Criminal, fraud and cybercrime matters
For victims and the accused: complaints, defence and representation in Egypt.
- First paid step
- A confidential first assessment
- What the quote depends on
- Your role, where the case stands, and the tasks or stages needed
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- An assessment of your position
- The evidence you hold set out properly in the complaint
- A complaint or a response, and representation
- Progress reports
Not included
- A promise that an offender or money will be found
- Technical forensic analysis
EG15Law firmsBusinessesIndividuals
Enforcing Egyptian judgments
Turning an Egyptian judgment into payment or action, with progress reports.
- First paid step
- An enforcement assessment
- What the quote depends on
- The judgment, what has been tried before, and the stages needed, with local costs listed
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- An assessment of the judgment and where things stand
- A proposed course of action
- Enforcement steps by the team in Egypt
- Progress reports
Not included
- Asset enquiries, unless commissioned
- A guaranteed collection
EG16Law firmsBusinessesIndividuals
Foreign judgments and arbitral awards in Egypt
Whether a foreign judgment or award can be enforced in Egypt, and taking it forward.
- First paid step
- A route assessment, quoted separately from any proceedings
- What the quote depends on
- Where the judgment or award comes from, its type and status, and the records available; proceedings are quoted by stage
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- A route assessment: reciprocity, service, finality and public order
- A plan of the records needed
- Proceedings and enforcement, where available
Not included
- A universal process: each judgment or award is assessed on its own
- Enforcement against assets that cannot be found
EG13Law firmsBusinesses
Asset enquiries and investigation
Lawful enquiries into assets, ownership and facts relevant to a claim in Egypt.
- First paid step
- Agreeing the subjects, asset types, permitted methods and budget
- What the quote depends on
- The subjects, asset types, permitted methods, area and budget; it pays for the enquiry, not a guaranteed find
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- An agreed plan: subjects, asset types and methods
- A report of sources, findings and gaps
- Verified facts kept separate from inferences
Not included
- Information only a court order can unlock, such as bank records
- Recovery itself, which is a separate enforcement stage
EG14IndividualsBusinessesLaw firms
Crypto fraud: legal routes and coordinated tracing
Egyptian legal routes for crypto-related fraud, with tracing by an independent specialist where needed.
- First paid step
- A bounded assessment of the transactions and legal options
- What the quote depends on
- The transactions involved; tracing is quoted separately by the specialist
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- An assessment of the legal routes in Egypt
- Tracing by a named independent specialist, where commissioned
- Sources, method and limits stated in any report
Not included
- Promises of recovery; be wary of anyone who offers them
- Technical forensic analysis
EG17Law firmsBusinesses
Arabic document triage
Find what matters in a collection of Arabic documents.
- First paid step
- A sample batch, to agree the approach
- What the quote depends on
- The number of documents, their quality, the questions and the output format
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- An index and summaries
- Relevant passages, a chronology or an issues list
Not included
- Full translation or a legal opinion; these are separate outputs
EG18Law firms
Arabic eDiscovery review
Arabic documents reviewed to your protocol, in your review platform.
- First paid step
- Agreeing the protocol, access and a pilot batch
- What the quote depends on
- The scope, volume, schedule and reporting
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- Coding for relevance and issues
- Escalation notes and quality review
- A data-handling statement: who reviews, where, and how access is secured
Not included
- A throughput figure before we have seen the material
EG19Law firmsBusinessesIndividuals
Arabic–English translation
Legal and business documents translated for a stated purpose, with names, dates and figures checked.
- First paid step
- A quote based on the document, its length and where it will be used
- What the quote depends on
- The subject, length, legibility, destination and turnaround; official certification costs are separate
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- The translation, in the agreed direction and layout
- Names, dates and figures checked
- A translator's statement, where appropriate
Not included
- Acceptance by every institution; official translations for Egyptian authorities go through an accredited office
- Interpreting, website localisation or terminology work
EG20IndividualsBusinessesLaw firms
Document legalisation, both directions
Egyptian documents prepared for use abroad, and foreign documents prepared for use in Egypt.
- First paid step
- Checking the exact route for your document
- What the quote depends on
- The document, where it is from and where it is going; government, translation and courier costs are separate
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- A route and checklist for your document and destination
- Processing in Egypt by the team
- A record of custody and progress
- The completed documents returned to you
Not included
- A turnaround promised before the route is checked
- Retrieving or translating documents, unless stated
EG21BusinessesLaw firms
Business research and counterparty checks
A defined commercial question about Egypt answered, including checks on an Egyptian company before you deal with it.
- First paid step
- A counterparty check, or a defined research question
- What the quote depends on
- The sector, area, sources and depth of the checks
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- A sourced memo, comparison or shortlist
- For counterparty checks: register details, court records and licences, as available
- What was verified, kept separate from the gaps
Not included
- Formal due diligence, endorsements or investment advice
EG22Businesses
Supplier communication and follow-up
Arabic–English correspondence and follow-up with Egyptian suppliers and counterparties.
- First paid step
- Agreeing the counterparties, channels and authority
- What the quote depends on
- The counterparties, channels, period and number of rounds
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- Information requests and written communications
- Comparisons of the responses
- A record of every action
Not included
- Binding you or negotiating terms without written authority
- Interpreting services
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Introductions to specialists
For matters outside our work, an introduction to a suitable Egyptian lawyer or firm.
- First paid step
- Telling us about the matter
- What the quote depends on
- Explained before any introduction is made
What you receive, and what is not included
You receive
- A suggested specialist, and why
- An introduction note that you approve
- Follow-up, only if agreed
Not included
- Supervising or guaranteeing the specialist's work
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