Lawyer

Job description

It is the pillar of legal protection in the hospitality sector and services for pilgrims and Umrah. She will manage legal affairs, protect the company’s interests, support strategic decision-making, and will lead the work team to develop procedures, ensure compliance with regulations, and provide legal advice to management. Profession overview: Lawyers provide legal advice to clients and act on their behalf in legal proceedings and in accordance with the law. They research, interpret and study cases to represent their clients in a variety of settings such as courts and administrative panels. They present arguments on behalf of their clients in relation to lawsuits in various contexts with the aim of finding legal redress. The usual tasks of this profession: • Receiving the case, determining its type, analyzing its elements and nature, stating the legal opinion of the presented case, identifying personal and written evidence and relevant evidence, preparing written statements (documents and documents) and personal statements (defense and prosecution witnesses) and evidence of proof, writing the statement of claim and preparing the document folders therein. • Visiting the competent court to submit the statement of claim and its portfolio of documents, following up on notifying the defendant, attending the sessions specified by the court, discussing witnesses, presenting the pleading and following it up until the ruling is issued. • Representing invited clients or defendants at various levels of courts and before all committees, official councils and arbitrators, and providing defense, pleading, judicial and ordinary warnings, objections and claims to clients. • Negotiating contracts and agreements with all official and unofficial bodies, drafting contracts and agreements and documenting them with the body Related topics. • Preparing specialized documents and reports related to the law firm and keeping them in its database in accordance with approved policies and procedures

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in law
• Experience in the hospitality legal sector
• Proficiency in English

Skills