About Sara Al Kabban
Sara Al Kabban is the Legal Manager at Al Kabban & Associates, overseeing the firm’s English‐language practice and arbitration matters. After graduating from the University of Auckland with a double major in Law and Psychology, Sara embarked on an international legal career that brought her to the Middle East. Since joining the firm in 2016, she has been instrumental in enhancing the arbitration and corporate law capabilities of Al Kabban & Associates, shaping its reputation in regional dispute resolution.
Professional Expertise & Contributions
Sara has developed strong expertise in:
- Arbitration and dispute resolution — notably co-authoring an article titled “Arbitration & Public Order” in The Oath (January 2018) with Dr. Reyadh Al Kabban, which examines the implications of public policy in UAE arbitration.
- Corporate law and SME support — her earlier article in The Oath (July 2017) addressed the importance of robust “Terms and Conditions” for SMEs.
- Taxation and regulatory developments in the UAE — she has been approached by prominent UAE media to comment on value-added tax (VAT) issues, reflecting her broader interest in business law beyond traditional litigation.
- Leadership of the English department at the firm, coordinating complex, multilingual cases for international and regional clients.
Education & Languages
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) & Psychology, University of Auckland, New Zealand
- Fluent in Arabic and English
Professional Standing
As Legal Manager of Al Kabban & Associates, Sara plays a key strategic role in the firm’s arbitration and corporate law practice. Her published work, cross-jurisdictional experience and dual-discipline, multidisciplinary educational background contribute to the firm’s sophisticated service offerings in complex commercial matters. Her ongoing contribution further reinforces the firm’s position as a modern, dynamic law firm serving clients across the UAE’s legal landscape.
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