How the office approaches your matter
Nasser Fahed Al-Shahrani, a former member of the Saudi Public Prosecution, reviews the alleged conduct, evidence and procedure in the context of the client’s role. The engagement may start at investigation, trial or review of a judgment.
Scope of legal services
- Assessment of allegations and supporting evidence
- Review of procedural issues and deadlines
- Defence submissions and applications
- Attendance and appeal work within the agreed scope
What to include in your initial enquiry
Your role, the authority handling the matter, current stage and next hearing or deadline. Start with a concise summary; arrangements for confidential documents can be agreed with the office.
Scope, deliverables and fees
The proposal identifies the client, the stage covered, the work to be delivered, fees and the payment schedule. Further stages or specialist work are agreed separately where needed.
Can you act only at the appeal stage?
A judgment review or appeal submission can be scoped separately. The office first assesses the available file, current procedural position and time remaining.
Does a review guarantee a particular outcome?
No. Advice and representation depend on the facts, evidence and procedural position. Acceptance of an engagement is subject to file review and conflict checks.