تركي النايف وشركاؤه — Turki AlNaif & Partners
Turki AlNaif

Turki AlNaif

Lawyer | Founder & Managing Partner, Turki AlNaif & Partners

Turki AlNaif is the founder and managing partner of Turki AlNaif & Partners, a law firm based in Riyadh.

A law graduate, he has advised a number of companies and is an accredited expert on the Ministry of Justice's "Khebra" platform, in addition to his accreditation as an arbitrator and a licensed franchise broker.

His experience spans corporate advisory work and litigation in a number of notable cases, including large estate matters, alongside a focus on commercial disputes, arbitration, and contractual relationships.

His professional approach rests on understanding the context of the matter and the client's objectives, and establishing the legal position, risks, and options before moving to drafting, negotiation, or litigation.

License No.4477
Based inRiyadh, Saudi Arabia
MembershipSaudi Bar Association

Professional Credentials

Credentials

Licensed Lawyer & Legal Trainer

Licensed by the Ministry of Justice, license number 4477.

Core Member — Saudi Bar Association

A core member of the Saudi Bar Association.

Labor Consulting License

Holds a license to practice labor consulting.

Accredited Arbitrator

Saudi Bar Association's Center for Settlement and Arbitration — current accreditation per certificate on file.

Professional Legal Accreditation

Holder of a certificate of completion of the Saudi Professional Accreditation Standards for Legal Practitioners, issued by the Saudi Bar Association.

Accredited Franchise Broker

Licensed as an accredited franchise broker by the Franchise Center of the General Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises ("Monsha'at").

Accredited Expert — Khebra Platform

Accredited as an expert on the Ministry of Justice's "Khebra" platform, providing technical and legal expertise in judicial matters.

His Approach

Approach

1

Work on a legal matter does not start from the text alone, but from understanding the facts and the outcome the client is seeking.

2

The engagement begins by framing the legal question and the risks, then reviewing the documents and the regulatory framework, and building the available options. Once the right path is chosen, the work moves to the required deliverable — a legal opinion, a contract, a negotiation, a memorandum, or a judicial or arbitral procedure.

3

This approach aims for a legal outcome that is usable in a decision or in managing a dispute — not merely a theoretical statement of the law.

Turki AlNaif is an accredited expert on the Ministry of Justice's "Khebra" platform and an accredited arbitrator with the Saudi Bar Association's Center for Settlement and Arbitration, alongside his role advising a number of companies and his practice in commercial disputes and managing commercial sponsorship transactions.