Principles in our beliefs and we apply in our process
We are not alone but we are distinguished.
‘’Advocacy is a free profession that contributes in achieving justice, confirming rule of law through the right of defence and litigation. The lawyers practice their profession independently and are not submitted unless to their conscience and legal ruling’’. (The first article of the Legal Profession Act issued by Royal Decree number 108/1996 dated 01/01/1997 and article 65 of the Basic Statute System of Oman).
Truth, honesty, professionalism and high quality are logo of AL-(HILAL AL- SABQI ADVOCATES AND LEGAL CONSULTANTS).
We believe in the principle that says:’’ Not all that people see aggressive is aggressive and all that believes aggrieved is aggrieved’’.
We believe that profession of advocacy is responsibility, honesty and worship to please Almighty Allah in the first place then get on with our conscience and through these principles we satisfy our clients.
Based upon these principles we offer assistance, legal and legitimate services inside our beloved Sultanate of Oman through what the Office enjoys of capabilities and experiences exceeding over 30 years providing all types of International services in collaboration with entities, spread over Europe, Asia, Africa and America utilizing Languages in Arabic, English, French,.
Planning is the way to success; therefore the Office designs to any work received a comprehensive integrated plan prepared by a working group of lawyers, translators and administrators. This work team receives and listens to clients attentively while analysing their suits & complaints and studies them from all perspectives whether legal or legitimate together with the point of view pertaining to the litigant party so as to explore background of the case and points of power and weakness to cater for the matter legally.
The plan of the client’s lawsuit starts from time of hearing statement of the client, move to the phase of study and analysis, thereafter provide consultancy and ending up in the stage of litigation.
