Wadha Kaabi

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Biography

Wadha joined Al Tamimi & Company’s Litigation Department as an Associate in July 2011.

Before joining Al Tamimi & Company, in May 2011, she was admitted to practice before the UAE Courts and in 2017 she was admitted to practice before the Federal Supreme Court – the highest court in the UAE.

Wadha Al Kaabi is an experienced legal professional who has keen interest to work in all kind of Disputes. She has a proven record of successfully managing disputes and resolving them through means of alternative dispute resolution.

Wadha’s long experience and personality has helped her giving her verbal pleadings before all kinds of Courts.

Wadha handles all types of litigation matters such as Labor, Rental, as well as Criminal Cases.

Furthermore, Wadha has proven her dedication in following up Criminal disputes before the Police, Prosecutor and the Court.