Sharjah Judicial Department registers 50 practising lawyers
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- Sharjah’s Judicial Department approved the registration of 50 lawyers in its practising lawyers’ register.
- The decision came during the committee’s first meeting, which reviewed regulatory, professional and registration matters.
- Officials said the move supports lawyers’ role in the justice system and aims to improve related services and procedures.
Sharjah’s Judicial Department has approved the registration of 50 lawyers in the emirate’s practising lawyers’ register.
The approval came during the first meeting of the Committee for Regulating the Affairs of Lawyers and Legal Consultants, attended by Dr Mohammed Obaid Al Kaabi, chairman of the Sharjah Judicial Department. The committee reviewed regulatory and professional matters involving lawyers, along with issues related to registration and legal practice.
The discussions focused on improving the professional environment for lawyers and supporting their role within the justice system. Dr Saeed Ali Bahbooh Al Naqbi also attended the meeting.
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