The new Labour Law focuses on improving the working environment and strengthening the protection of employees’ rights. It regulates working hours, increases leave entitlements, provides stronger protection against unfair dismissal, and enhances occupational health and safety standards. The law aims to achieve a fair balance between the rights of employees and employers....
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Capital represents a fundamental component of the legal and financial structure of companies. It reflects the financial participation of shareholders or partners and serves as a key safeguard for creditors....
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Subscription to shares in joint stock companies constitutes one of the most significant legal and financial mechanisms for corporate financing, whether at the stage of incorporation or upon capital increase. The process of subscription gives rise to important legal and economic implications that affect the relationship between existing and new shareholders, particularly in light of the regulatory framework established under the Egyptian Companies Law No. 159 of 1981 and its Executive Regulations....
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Corporate division (demerger) constitutes one of the most significant structural transactions that companies may undertake as a mechanism to reorganize their economic activity, separate heterogeneous business lines, or address financial or administrative imbalances...
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Over the past decade, the global digital ecosystem has undergone structural transformation. Personal data has evolved into a strategic economic asset of substantial commercial value, while simultaneously constituting a legally sensitive element intrinsically linked to constitutional guarantees — most notably, the right to privacy....
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It is the dissolution of the marriage contract between the spouses, and it is considered a legitimate right for both the husband and the wife, provided that it is carried out within the legal and Sharia framework. Divorce in Egypt is regulated in accordance with the provisions of Islamic Sharia....
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Receivership is the placing of property, in respect of which a right is disputed or uncertain and which is threatened by an imminent danger, in the hands of a trustee who undertakes to preserve, manage, and return it, together with rendering accounts, to the person whose right is ultimately established....
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Company incorporation in Egypt is often perceived as the final step before the starting with Company’s activities and operations. What most business owners don’t realize is that it is actually the starting point of an ongoing legal, regulatory and compliance loop....
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The insurance sector is considered one of the most significant sectors supporting the national economy, not only as a mechanism for risk management and the protection of individuals and institutions against potential losses, but also as a principal contributor to financing economic and social development....
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Industrial activities constitute one of the most important pillars of the economy in the Arab Republic of Egypt, and in view of their economic importance, which necessitates the provision of facilitative measures for companies engaged in such industrial activities, and in implementation of the objective of promoting investment inside the country....
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