UAE & Gulf clients
Agreementa supports businesses, founders and professionals in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and across the United Arab Emirates with remote agreement drafting, vetting and review. Work is delivered from India by Meenakshi Associates Corporate Advisory LLP, with scope-based fees agreed before any work begins.
How we serve the UAE
We do not have a physical office in the UAE. All work is delivered remotely through video calls, email and a secure client portal. This keeps the process efficient while giving UAE clients direct access to Indian corporate advisory expertise.
Track A
We draft UAE-facing commercial agreements from your brief — shareholders' agreements, JV documents, NDAs, service contracts, licensing and more — adapted to the parties' positions.
Track B
Clause-by-clause review of a draft you have received. We flag risk, explain implications and suggest changes before you sign.
Track C
Structured assessment of counterparty paper against your commercial position, with negotiation points and a counter-draft where useful.
Add-on
When you only need clarity on a single provision — liability, indemnity, termination, IP, exclusivity, governing law — we explain it and suggest wording.
Common UAE matters
Emirates served
We work with mainland businesses, free-zone companies, family offices, startups and professional service firms across all seven emirates.
The process
Tell us the transaction, the parties and what the agreement must achieve.
We confirm the deliverables, timeline and a fixed fee before any work begins.
We draft, vet or review the agreement and return it through the secure portal.
You receive a clean final version, execution guidance and a record of agreed terms.
We remain available for follow-up questions and further rounds where scoped.
Jurisdiction
Agreementa is a service of Meenakshi Associates Corporate Advisory LLP, based in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. Our drafting and review is conducted from an Indian corporate and common-law perspective, with attention to the commercial arrangements UAE businesses typically enter into.
We are not a UAE-licensed law firm and do not practise UAE local law. Where a matter requires UAE court or onshore enforcement advice, local licensing, or mainland regulatory filings, we can help you identify the issue and recommend that you also engage qualified UAE counsel.
For cross-border Indian-UAE transactions, we pay particular attention to FEMA, FDI, sector-specific compliance and choice of governing law and dispute resolution.
Tell us the agreement and the emirate. We will confirm scope, fee and timeline.