What Is a Financial Claims Service?
Our Financial Claims Service is designed for companies and business owners when a contractual relationship escalates into a monetary claim or a commercial dispute that affects cash flow, operations, or financial entitlements. This may arise from supply and services contracts, construction contracts and payment certificates, or disputes between business partners.
Through a dedicated financial claims lawyer within our team, we manage your case and represent you through the most suitable route—whether commercial arbitration or proceedings before the Commercial Court—while focusing on building a solid legal position that proves the financial entitlement and leads to an enforceable outcome.
Who We Are
Before explaining how you can obtain this service, we are pleased to introduce the practical legal experience of Mohamed Almuzayen Law Firm & Arbitration in financial claims and commercial disputes. Our work covers a wide range of matters, including supply and services payment claims, construction payment certificates and contractor entitlements, and disputes arising from commercial partnerships.
This experience extends from early case assessment and evidence collection to full legal representation through the most suitable route—whether before the Commercial Court or through commercial arbitration—handled by a dedicated Financial Claims Lawyer within our team. Over the years, our practice has been shaped through legal work with major national companies across multiple sectors, including Al Majdouie Group, Binzagr Company, United Mining Investment Company, Al Mawared (a listed joint-stock company), and Golden Petroleum Investment Company.
Our office is located on Anas Bin Malik Road, Riyadh (Aalam Al-Manzel Building, 2nd Floor). We welcome you during business hours from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. To book a legal consultation or arrange an in-person appointment, please contact us at: +966 59 009 8800.
How Did We Build Our Legal Experience in Financial Claims and Commercial Disputes Before the Commercial Courts?
Our experience in Financial Claims Services was built through our daily legal work with major companies in Riyadh, particularly in matters related to import and export, international commercial agencies, as well as files connected to construction projects and supply chains. As business activities expanded and contractual relationships became more complex, we encountered high-value financial claims—often involving multi-million SAR amounts and comparable compensation claims—making professional handling through commercial litigation and arbitration essential.
This is where our practical approach to managing a wide range of disputes was formed, including supply and services disputes, construction payment certificates and claims under contracting agreements, and disputes arising from partnerships and commercial relationships. Through a dedicated Financial Claims Lawyer within our team, we have achieved consistent success across numerous financial claims matters—winning cases and recovering significant financial entitlements for our clients in high-value disputes.
How Did We Build Our Legal Experience in Financial Claims Through Commercial Arbitration Inside and Outside Saudi Arabia?
Our experience in handling Financial Claims through commercial arbitration was built on the trust placed in us by corporate clients, who nominated us as commercial arbitrators in complex financial and commercial disputes—a nomination granted only to those with proven competence, independence, and deep legal expertise. We were also appointed as Financial Claims Lawyers to represent clients before arbitral tribunals inside and outside Saudi Arabia in disputes arising from international commercial contracts, construction projects, supply agreements, and commercial agency arrangements.
This dual role—as arbitrators and legal counsel—has given us a comprehensive understanding of arbitral tribunal methodologies, the evaluation of evidence and financial claims, and the professional drafting of arbitration submissions. As a result, we have developed a strong ability to manage arbitration proceedings efficiently and to achieve outcomes that are effective, enforceable, and aligned with our clients’ financial interests.
In addition, our practice before arbitration centers within and beyond the Kingdom has provided us with hands-on experience in institutional arbitration rules and procedures, including managing timelines, exchanging pleadings, submitting documents and expert reports, conducting hearings, proving damages, and assessing compensation. This accumulated experience represents a strategic advantage that deepens our command of commercial law and enables us to select the most appropriate legal strategy for each dispute—maximizing our clients’ chances of obtaining a strong arbitral award that is capable of recognition and enforcement.
Can I Obtain Legal Consultation from a Financial Claims Lawyer for a Potential or Ongoing Financial Claim?
Yes. We firmly believe that professional legal representation begins with providing the client—at the earliest stage—with a clear legal assessment of the financial claim before formally undertaking representation. This legal consultation includes evaluating the legal position, reviewing supporting documents, and determining the most appropriate course of action to handle the dispute, whether through litigation or arbitration, before initiating any formal proceedings.
This consultation is provided by a Financial Claims Lawyer within our legal team who specializes in financial disputes. The consultation fee starts from SAR 500, exclusive of Value Added Tax (VAT).
As a Financial Claims Lawyer, What Are the Most Common Disputes You Handle?
As a Financial Claims Lawyer, and based on our practical experience as a law firm, the most complex disputes we handle typically involve document-heavy claims, strict evidentiary requirements, and overlapping financial obligations within commercial contracts. The most common examples include:
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Disputed supply and services invoices: Disagreements over compliance with specifications, quantities, delivery/acceptance records, or the existence of returns and discounts—often resulting in the need to segment the claim and determine the exact amount actually due.
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Disputed construction payment certificates and additional works claims: Disputes over completion percentages, delayed approvals, variation orders, price differences, time extensions, and the contractual notice requirements linked to such claims.
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Compensation claims arising from breach of complex commercial contracts: Delay damages, loss of opportunity, replacement/substitution costs, liquidated damages, consequences of termination, refund of payments, and identifying provable and recoverable losses.
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Running account disputes and inter-company debt reconciliation: Conflicting accounting entries, inconsistent account statements, periodic reconciliations, implied acknowledgments, and determining due dates and applicable limitation or defense arguments.
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Partnership disputes, exit arrangements, and account settlement: Undistributed profits, unapproved expenses, partner loans, conflicts of authority, valuation of shares/quotas, and the financial impact of withdrawal or termination on rights and obligations.
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Long-term operation & maintenance claims and recurring service contracts: Service Level Agreements (SLA), Key Performance Indicators (KPI), penalty deductions, work orders, pricing variances, and accumulated claims across consecutive periods.
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Guarantee disputes, demand letters, and performance/advance payment guarantees: Entitlement to call the guarantee, conditions for payout, timing of submission, objections to drawdown, and the financial consequences of encashment.
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Overlapping obligations in international contracts and commercial agency disputes: Claims for commissions, discounts, incentives, termination or non-renewal disputes, conflicts of governing law and jurisdiction, and proving indebtedness through cross-border commercial correspondence.
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Multi-party supply chain and sequential procurement disputes: Recourse between parties, tying payment entitlement to a third party’s payment, delay responsibilities, and allocating financial risk among supplier, contractor, and end client.
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Financial claims based on technical or accounting expert reports: Disputes over expert methodology, damage assessment, calculation of price differences or repair costs, challenging the report, or requesting a counter-expert opinion to establish the financial entitlement.
What Are the Fees for the Financial Claims Service, and How Are They Paid?
As a general rule, our fees for the Financial Claims Service are calculated as 10% of the claim amount. This percentage is collected at the end of the matter, upon recovery of the amount or the issuance of a final outcome. This percentage also includes the initial retainer paid by the client at the beginning of the engagement.
As a clear policy, the firm requires an upfront retainer before we commence work on the file. This ensures the client’s seriousness and the validity of the claim, and allows us to allocate the legal team’s time to proceed with the required steps—initiating the assessment process, gathering the relevant documents, and drafting the claim using the most appropriate legal route. This approach helps ensure that the matters we accept are genuine, serious, and capable of professional follow-up under clear standards.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is the best Financial Claims Lawyer?
The best Financial Claims Lawyer is the one who has real, practical experience in managing complex financial claims and representing clients before the Commercial Courts and arbitration tribunals—not merely theoretical knowledge. This is measured by the lawyer’s ability to analyze contracts, build a claim on strong documentary evidence, and achieve enforceable results in high-value disputes.
How much are a lawyer’s fees in financial cases?
Lawyer’s fees in financial cases vary depending on the nature of the dispute, its value, and complexity. At our firm, the Financial Claims Service is generally based on a percentage of the claim amount, collected at the end of the case, with an upfront retainer required to confirm the seriousness of the claim and ensure full professional follow-up until completion.
What are the types of financial cases?
Financial cases include a wide range of disputes, such as: supply and services invoice claims, construction payment certificates and additional works claims, compensation for breach of commercial contracts, running account disputes, partnership disputes, operation and maintenance claims, and guarantee/demand letter disputes.
How much does a consultation with a Financial Claims Lawyer cost?
Our legal consultation with a Financial Claims Lawyer starts from SAR 500, exclusive of VAT. It includes evaluating the financial claim, clarifying the legal position, and determining the most suitable route to handle the dispute before taking any court or arbitration step.
Does the Financial Claims Service include a “Financial Claim Alert” through Najiz?
Yes. The service includes notifying the debtor through the Najiz platform to demand payment of the outstanding financial dues.
Where Is Mohamed Almuzayen Law Firm Located?
Our law firm is located on Anas Ibn Malik Road in Riyadh. The office location was selected carefully to ensure easy access for our clients—whether they are coming from within Riyadh or from outside the city. The firm is conveniently close to King Khalid International Airport (approximately 20 minutes), and about 10 minutes from the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Investment, and the Digital City.
As a law firm serving North Riyadh, our office is easy to reach from many nearby neighborhoods, including: Al Malqa, Al Yasmin, Al Narjis, Hittin, As Sahafah, Al Aqiq, Al Ghadeer, An Nafl, Ar Rabie, and Tilal Riyadh.
Summary
Mohamed Almuzayen Law Firm provides a Financial Claims Service through a Financial Claims Lawyer to represent companies and business owners in financial claims arising from commercial contracts, construction projects, and partnership disputes—whether before the Saudi Commercial Courts or through commercial arbitration, based on the most suitable route for each case. We begin by reviewing documents, assessing the legal position, and defining the recovery strategy, then proceed with filing the claim or submitting the arbitration request, and follow through the procedures until an enforceable decision is issued and the enforcement and collection process is completed.
To book a legal consultation or schedule an in-person appointment for companies in North Riyadh—including Al Malqa, Al Yasmin, Al Narjis, Hittin, As Sahafah, Al Aqiq, Al Ghadeer, An Nafl, Ar Rabie, and Tilal Riyadh—you may contact us directly at: 0590098800.
We are honored to assist you.