PRESSR: Dubai Chambers organizes two legal workshops to support SMEs and enhance awareness of the business community

She focused on the insurance sector and e-commerce disputes

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - As part of its efforts to support the local business community and enhance its awareness of various legal requirements, Dubai Chambers recently organized two workshops on two main areas affecting the local business community. These workshops addressed the legal and practical aspects of the insurance sector and e-commerce disputes, with the participation of more than 80 people. Participated in the two workshops.

Mohammed Ali Rashid Lootah, Director General of Dubai Chambers, said: “The workshops aim to provide local companies with clear insights from experts and specialists on important issues that affect their business. We are keen to organize such workshops periodically to empower local companies, especially small and medium-sized companies, "You will have access to the specialized legal resources you need. We will remain committed to supporting Dubai's dynamic business community in all possible ways to provide a world-class supportive business environment that fosters innovation and stimulates business growth."

The Chambers organized an in-person workshop entitled “Insurance Prospects: Legal and Practical Aspects” in cooperation with “BSA Ahmed Bin Hazim & Partners Law Firm”, where the attendees explored the legal requirements regarding insurance coverage in the UAE, in particular the various types of insurance available, the terms and conditions of insurance documents, and management. Insurance claims, complaints against insurance companies in the UAE, business risk insurance, and factors that business owners should consider when choosing insurance coverage for their business.

The Chambers also organized a virtual workshop on “E-Commerce and Digital Disputes” in partnership with “Legal OGH”. The attendees represented many experienced e-commerce companies

And the new one. The workshop provided participants with a comprehensive understanding of recent developments and modern trends in the e-commerce market from both legal and commercial perspectives.

The electronic workshop discussed several topics, including opportunities and challenges in the e-commerce market, relevant laws and legal considerations, intellectual property rights, data privacy risks, payment disputes in e-commerce, tax considerations for e-commerce companies, in addition to employment and human resources considerations.

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