The Firm represents clients before all courts, tribunals, regulatory authorities and Notary Public. There are three levels of litigation-first instance, appeals and Cassation. The Cassation Court's judgment is final and binding, and it renders its decision on questions of law. The questions of fact are restricted to the first instance and appeals court. In addition, the Firm represents clients before the Sharia courts and the Constitution Court.

The Firm's expertise is regularly sought in arbitration matters. The Firm represents clients before Arbitral Tribunals. The Firm's lawyers are periodically and regularly appointed as arbitrators-domestic as well as international. Hassan Ali Radhi is very active in the LCIA and ICC and their activities.

The Firm regularly advises clients on company formation and assists the clients in company formation-joint stock company, limited liability company, single person company-and assumes the entire tasks until the commercial registration number is obtained. In addition, the Firm's lawyers act as proxies in general assembly meetings-ordinary and extraordinary-and thus give flexibility to international clients who are relieved of their duties to do mandatory exercise.

International Clients would like to see the documents drafted in English. Any document that needs to be notarized in Bahrain must be in Arabic. The Firm excels in the preparation of bilingual Arabic/English contracts in order to cater to both needs. The Firm regularly drafts and reviews contracts for clients in English, Arabic and bilingual.

The Firm is extremely strong in arbitration and has rich experience in representing clients before Arbitral Panels and the Firm's lawyers have acted as arbitrators and are active in domestic and international arbitration. Dr. Hassan Ali Radhi is a Member of the LCIA Court in the London Court of Commercial Arbitration and is on the panel of arbitrators maintained by the Commercial Arbitration Centre for the States of the Co-operation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf. The six states are the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Oman. The GCC Arbitration Centre is situated in Bahrain.