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    You are at:Home»Alumni»Young Emirati Woman Lawyer in UAE Raises the Bar
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    Young Emirati Woman Lawyer in UAE Raises the Bar

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    By Newsroom on May 14, 2019 Alumni, In the News

    Fordham Law alumna Maha Bin Hendi LL.M. ’13 was profiled by Gulf News UAE on the launch and quick success of her firm and their mission to increase efficiency throughout the legal process.

    Barely one year after she launched the Maha Bin Hendi Law Firm, the business entity has already topped the Nafes Top 100 Law initiative issued by Dubai Courts for the first quarter of 2019.

    Based on a performance indicator that measures the time it takes a firm to obtain a final decision, the Nafes initiative aims to encourage counsel to speed up the legal process through various relief avenues during a trial.
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    Maha reckons Dubai Courts initiatives such as Nafes could go a long way in restoring public confidence and trust in the legal system. “Many lawyers charge by the hour and often prolong cases to squeeze money out of clients. As a result, people remain reluctant to seek legal advice. But now, Dubai Courts are closely examining the performance of law firms to enhance their operational efficiencies. The government’s vision is to make the Dubai judicial system one of the leading justice systems in the world. This is why they have given advocates tools to shorten the litigation process or nip potential lawsuits in the bud by resolving long-standing disputes out of court while displaying the highest level of competency, due process and, above all, fairness. It was this vision that inspired us to the raise the professional bar and resolve complex cases in the quickest time.”

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