Omar Al OmarAttorneys · Bahrain A selection of rulings obtained before the courts of the Kingdom of Bahrain. Every case differs — past results do not guarantee future outcomes — but preparation never changes.
An Arab national stood accused as the second defendant in an involuntary-manslaughter case. Omar Al Omar secured a full acquittal, upheld by the Lower Criminal Court — while another defendant was convicted.
After filing a divorce-for-harm suit for his client, the Supreme Sharia Court ordered a well-known Bahraini public figure to pay her deferred dowry of BHD 8,700.
The High Labour Court ordered the defendant company to pay Omar Al Omar's client his complete labour dues of BHD 4,110.528, exactly as claimed in the ruling.
Acting for the first and second defendants, Omar Al Omar convinced the court to dismiss a bad-cheque claim of BHD 5,000 brought against his client and his client's company.
A contracting company abandoned agreed construction works. Omar Al Omar compelled it to pay his client BHD 8,817.560 for breaching the contract terms.
Note: each case depends on its own facts and evidence. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.