Execution
From plan to execution.
Analysis is only useful if it leads to action. When the next step is legal, we hand it over in full.
Our work ends with a clear plan. When that plan requires legal action, such as licences, approvals, contracts, filings or disputes, we refer you to our partner legal counsel.
You’ll work with dedicated legal counsel with over 40 years of experience. The practice is a leader in corporate, commercial, banking, oil and gas, energy, arbitration and criminal matters, among other areas, and advises clients across Egypt, the GCC and the wider Middle East, including government-linked entities and major regional groups.
Because we brief them directly, nothing is lost between the analysis and the action.
- AnalysisWe work out what changed and what it means for you.
- PlanYou receive clear steps and a recommended order.
- Direct briefingWe brief counsel on the analysis and the plan.
- Legal actionCounsel handles it under a separate engagement.
When legal action is needed
Where analysis meets the law
- 01
Licences and approvals
Applying for, renewing or adapting the licences and approvals that a new rule requires.
- 02
Contracts
Reviewing and amending agreements with suppliers, customers and partners when the rules change beneath them.
- 03
Regulatory filings
Preparing the filings, notifications and responses that regulators expect.
- 04
Disputes
Protecting your position when a change leads to a disagreement with a regulator or a counterparty.
What the handover includes
One briefing, nothing lost
- 01
The analysis
What changed, why it changed and what it means for your business.
- 02
The plan
The agreed steps, their order and what each one depends on.
- 03
The sources
The decree, circular or notice behind each conclusion.
- 04
The open questions
The points that need a legal view before you act.
Clear roles
Two roles, one line of sight.
Medjay provides geopolitical and regulatory analysis. Legal advice and representation are provided by our partner legal counsel under a separate engagement.
You always know who is advising you on what, and you decide whether to take legal action. When you do, counsel starts from the full picture instead of a blank page.