ASLA Law Firm provides comprehensive legal counsel on major real estate developments, urban regeneration, construction procurement, and property transactions in Jordan. We advise developers, EPC contractors, institutional financiers, and corporate landlords on FIDIC contracts, zoning, land acquisition, and project delivery.
Tailored legal solutions delivered across the entire transactional and regulatory lifecycle.
Adapting Red, Yellow, Silver, and White FIDIC books to Jordanian civil law principles and managing dispute adjudication boards (DAB).
Conducting comprehensive title due diligence, boundary verification, and registering commercial real estate transfers.
Drafting high-value retail mall, office tower, and industrial logistics leases with clear fit-out, operating cost, and termination clauses.
Representing principals and contractors in multi-million dollar delay claims, liquidated damages, and performance bond encashments.
Representative engagements reflecting the scope and complexity of client matters handled.
Advised a master developer on the drafting and negotiation of FIDIC EPC contracts for a JOD 90M mixed-use urban development in Amman.
Structured the land acquisition and regulatory approvals for an international hospitality group building a luxury resort.
Represented a leading international contractor in a DAB adjudication and subsequent settlement regarding highway infrastructure works.
Drafted standardized commercial master leases for Jordan’s largest premium shopping center.
Our lawyers frequently deploy these legal capabilities across these primary industries:
Concise answers to key regulatory and transactional questions in Jordan.
Senior partners and counsel leading client mandates.
Partner | Head of Litigation & Arbitration
Tareq is a leading dispute resolution specialist with 18 years of advocacy before the Jordanian Court of Cassation and international arbitration tribunals (ICC, LCIA, ICSID), handling complex commercial, banking, and construction disputes.
Partner | Head of Technology, IP & Employment
Layla is a partner specializing in technology transactions, data privacy under Jordan's PDPL, intellectual property strategy, and corporate employment structuring, counseling leading tech hubs and multinational brands.
Executive commentary on recent market and regulatory developments.
Jordan offers foreign investors 100% ownership across almost all sectors, equal statutory treatment with local capital, guaranteed profit repatriation, streamlined single-window licensing, and flat-rate tax incentives in designated Development Zones and ASEZA.
Cross-practice capabilities supporting complex multi-faceted mandates.
ASLA Law Firm provides strategic corporate counsel across the entire business lifecycle in Jordan. We advise multinational enterprises, private equity houses, and regional conglomerates on complex domestic and cross-border mergers, equity acquisitions, joint ventures, and corporate governance frameworks.
ASLA Law Firm provides strategic representation before all courts of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, including the Court of First Instance, Court of Appeal, and Court of Cassation. We protect client interests in high-stakes corporate, banking, commercial contract, and real estate disputes with relentless focus on commercial resolution.
ASLA Law Firm provides distinguished counsel in commercial and investment arbitration across the Middle East and internationally. We act as counsel and arbitrators in proceedings under leading institutional rules (ICC, LCIA, CRCICA, ICSID, UNCITRAL) and advise on the swift recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards in Jordan under the New York Convention.
ASLA Law Firm is at the forefront of landmark public-private partnership (PPP) transactions, sovereign concession agreements, and major utility developments in Jordan. We advise government entities, project sponsors, equity investors, and international lenders on structuring, financing, and implementing capital-intensive infrastructure projects.
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