Salloum & Partners LLC successfully represented a corporate client in a landmark cyber fraud case before the Abu Dhabi Court of Cassation, which overturned a prior judgment and held two banks jointly liable — reinforcing accountability and strengthening trust in the UAE’s financial system.

The article highlights Mr. Samir Salloum’s legal career, his longstanding presence in Abu Dhabi since 1976, and his professional and personal attachment to the UAE. It emphasizes his contributions to law, arbitration, and development, and mentions that he holds Lebanese and French nationalities but considers Abu Dhabi his second home. Salloum expresses admiration for the judicial system in Abu Dhabi, praising its transparency, integrity, and efficiency. The piece also touches on the Lebanese diaspora, their achievements abroad, and the importance of maintaining ties with Lebanon while contributing to their host countries. There’s a section reflecting on his firm’s collaborations, particularly with companies in France and Lebanon, and on developmental and architectural projects connected to his professional network.

An overview of how escrow works in UAE property transactions, the risks in the standard MOU and cheque custody structure, and how independent fund management protects all parties.