The most authoritative analysis of the UAE capital’s legal sector is to be produced following a tie up between one of Britain’s top 20 law firms and the Oxford Business Group (OBG), the UK-based publishing, research and consultancy conglomerate.
Working together with Al Sayegh Richards Butler, OBG will produce the most comprehensive research to date on the emirate’s legal profession for inclusion in its ‘The Report: Abu Dhabi 2007’ guide, the successor to the internationally acclaimed ‘Emerging Abu Dhabi’.
“This will be an incisive report which will utilize the knowledge Al Sayegh Richards Butler has accumulated in over 50 years of assisting clients with business goals in the Middle East,” explained Peter Michelmore, Senior Partner -Middle East, of Richards Butler. “It will be a guide for corporate institutions into the emirate’s evolving legal framework and assist them in making informed business decisions going forward.”
The partnership underscores OBG’s commitment to co-operating with locally-based institutions in compiling its signature series of top level country economic and political assessments. OBG’s hallmark of unrivalled market intelligence combines the publisher’s international expertise with on-the-ground knowledge of world class, locally-based institutions.
Tatjana Marinko, OBG Abu Dhabi Director, said “We recognise the value of our partnership with a professional sector leader and believe that the link allows our partners to enhance their brand name internationally as our annuals are considered to be among the most prestigious economic intelligence publications. This informed partnership will deliver a report of world-class standing which will go a long way to ensuring the success of The Report: Abu Dhabi 2007.”
Written by a team of international analysts based on the ground for six months, the 230-page research-based book is widely anticipated with forward subscriptions up 10% on last year’s inaugural edition and a projected world wide distribution of over 75,000.
‘The Report: Abu Dhabi 2007’ will be available in the second quarter of next year.
