Home UAE Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi to start specialised courts as part of legal overhaul The specialised courts will review family lawsuits and other civil cases including rental disputes by Bloomberg December 20, 2020 Abu Dhabi is starting specialised courts focused on family, administrative and civil matters as part of an overhaul of its legal system. The specialised courts will review family lawsuits and other civil cases including rental disputes, the country’s official news agency said, citing a decision by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the head of the emirate’s Judicial Department. Abu Dhabi is trying to reduce pressure on the emirate’s existing courts by moving disputes to others better equipped to deal with them, and ensuring cases are dealt with faster and more efficiently. Tags Abu Dhabi Courts Disputes Legal News 0 Comments You might also like Qatar Airways to begin flights to Dubai, Abu Dhabi next week Dubai will end Covid-19 vaccination campaign by December 2021, says taking jab is not compulsory UAE leaders congratulate Biden on inauguration as US President Aldar jumps as Abu Dhabi signs off on $12bn in deals