A new online service launched allowing registration of non-Saudi legal advisors for legal firms for judicial services

The Ministry of Justice, through its Najiz platform for judicial services, has introduced a new online tool that enables non-Saudi legal advisors to register with law firms. The registration process may be completed in a straightforward, dependable, and uncomplicated manner that advances the legal profession. Additionally, this promotes professionalism in the legal field, increases the effectiveness of legal practitioners, and strengthens preventative measures.

To receive the service, go to Najiz.com, select the non-Saudi legal advisor registration request service, fill out the corresponding forms, attach the necessary papers, and finish the remaining requirements until the licence is issued.

The Ministry of Justice has said that it has granted licences to fifteen international law firms and is investigating fifteen further applications to practice law in the Kingdom. These include licences given to several businesses from other nations, including the United States and the United Kingdom, to advance the legal profession and enhance Saudi Arabia's business and investment climate.

Notably, the Najiz platform has a lawyer-only site and offers several benefits to attorneys, such as the ability to segregate their personal information and cases from those that are allocated to them in their professional role. In addition to professional services, it offers judicial, implementation, and documentation services. It offers professional services, including interactive services for attorneys, and judicial, implementation, and documentation services as well.