Khalid Al Wahaibi Advocates and Legal Consultants

What Khalid Al Wahaibi Advocates and Legal Consultants does

Khalid Al Wahaibi Advocates and Legal Consultants is a privately held boutique law firm established in 2005 and headquartered in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. The firm operates under License No. 667/2005 from the Committee of Advocates Affairs at the Ministry of Justice and is empanelled by the Embassy of India. It is led by founder and Managing Partner Adv. Khalid Mohamed Al Wahaibi and fields a team of approximately 15 professionals, including internationally qualified lawyers trained in Morocco, UK, Egypt, and India.

The firm organizes its practice around four core service lines — Litigation, Corporate/Legal Consultation, Embassies & Immigration, and Export & Import — supported by an additional 11 specialized practice areas including commercial companies law, employment and labour law, civil and criminal law, banking/finance/insurance, construction, contract law, medical negligence, cyber law, telecom regulatory, and consumer protection. Service delivery is entirely manual and office-based: clients engage via direct consultation at the Bank Sohar Building office in Muscat, and the firm represents them before all tiers of the Omani court system (Primary Court, Appeal Court, Supreme Court, Administrative Court, Execution Court) plus the Royal Oman Police, Public Prosecution, and various ministries. Technology is not a substantive part of the operating model.

The firm generates revenue on a professional services, per-engagement basis with no publicly disclosed pricing. Its customer base is segmented across corporate clients (e.g., Arabian Industries, Al Ghazaal International Group, Al Khan Foodstuff LLC), Indian expatriates (via the Embassy empanelment), and individual clients seeking criminal, civil, or family law representation. Go-to-market is sales-led and reputation-driven, relying on client testimonials, professional referrals, and a basic website presence rather than active marketing or digital channels. The firm is 100% owned by the founder, has no parent company, no external investors, and no funding history; it operates exclusively within Oman.

Name

Khalid Al Wahaibi Advocates and Legal Consultants

Legal name

KHALID AL WAHAIBI ADVOCATES AND LEGAL CONSULTANTS

Website

https://khalidalwahaibi-omanlegal.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2005

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Khalid Al Wahaibi Advocates and Legal Consultants is a privately held Omani boutique law firm founded in 2005 in Muscat, offering litigation, corporate consultation, embassy/immigration, and export/import services across 15 practice areas, serving corporate clients, Indian expatriates, and individuals.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Muscat

HQ country

Oman

HQ region

Middle East

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Legal Services: Professional legal services including litigation, corporate/legal consultation, embassy and immigration services, and export/import formalities. Services billed on a per-engagement basis.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels2 records

Core offering

Khalid Al Wahaibi Advocates and Legal Consultants is a premium Omani law firm offering full-spectrum legal services including litigation before ROP, Public Prosecution, Consumer Protection, and all tiers of the Omani court system; corporate and legal consultation covering contract drafting, commercial agreements, and due diligence; embassy and immigration services including representation for the Embassy of India; and export/import formalities and licensing. The firm serves both individual and corporate clients from its office in Muscat.

Product overview

Khalid Al Wahaibi Advocates and Legal Consultants is a premium Omani law firm offering a comprehensive portfolio of legal services. The firm operates as a unified legal practice organized around four core service lines—Litigation, Corporate/Legal Consultation, Embassies & Immigration, and Export & Import—supplemented by fourteen specialized practice areas covering Commercial Companies Law, Employment & Labour Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law, Banking/Finance/Insurance Law, Construction Industry, Contract Law, Medical Negligence, Cyber Law, Telecom Regulatory Law, and Consumer Protection Law. Established in 2005 and empanelled by the Embassy of India, the firm provides legal services to individuals and corporations within the Sultanate of Oman.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Litigation Services Full-service litigation representation before the Royal Oman Police (ROP), Public Prosecution, Consumer Protection authorities, and all tiers of the Omani court system including Primary Court, Appeal Court, Supreme Court, Administrative Court, and Execution Court. Serves both corporate and individual clients.
• Corporate/Legal Consultation Legal advisory services covering commercial contracts drafting and review, real estate and construction projects, employment and labour matters, banking and insurance, company incorporation, feasibility reports, market studies, and due diligence. Targeted at businesses and individuals needing legal advice.
• Embassies & Immigration Services Embassy-related legal services including representation for the Indian Embassy in Oman, immigration department matters at Muscat International Airport, and court representation for embassy-related cases. Serves Indian expatriates and embassy-affiliated individuals.
• Export & Import Services Import and export formalities and procedures including registration with import/export authorities, procurement of licenses and clearances, and mediation with authorities. For businesses engaged in cross-border trade.
• Commercial Companies Law Services Legal services for commercial activities including drafting business agreements, agency agreements, consultancy agreements, building contracts, dealership agreements, maintenance contracts, memoranda of understanding, joint venture agreements, shareholders agreements, and company incorporation assistance.
• Employment & Labour Law Services Labour law services including preparation of employee policies, HR manuals, offer letters, appointment letters, termination letters, employment agreements, confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, and representation in labour disputes before the Ministry of Manpower and courts.
• Civil Law Services Civil dispute representation for personal and commercial matters before Primary Court, Appeal Court, and Supreme Court, including drafting convincing legal briefs.
• Criminal Law Services Criminal defense representation at all stages from ROP investigation through Public Prosecution to trial, covering the Penal Code and Penal Procedure Law.
• Banking, Finance and Insurance Law Services Banking and financial services including preparation of loan agreements, mortgage agreements, debt recovery proceedings, and handling insurance policies for fire, workmen's compensation, life, motor vehicle, product liability, and public liability insurance.
• Construction Industry Legal Services Real estate and construction legal services including drafting and reviewing construction contracts, lease agreements, tender documents, title investigation, infrastructure project documentation, and case filing for contract violations.
• Contract Law Services Contract drafting, review, and enforcement services for both written and verbal agreements under Omani law, including complex contract situations and time-sensitive contract preparation.
• Medical Negligence Services Medical negligence case representation for patients and doctors before the Medical Committee under the Ministry of Health, including cases of misdiagnosis, improper treatment, and caregiver negligence.
• Cyber Law Services Cyber crime legal services under Royal Decree No: 12/2011 (Cyber Crime Law), including complaints for hacking, malicious software distribution, phishing, and internet-based forgery.
• Telecom Regulatory Law Services Telecommunications regulatory legal services leveraging senior partner's experience with the national telecom service provider, covering regulatory authority matters.
• Consumer Protection Law Services Consumer protection legal services including representation before the Public Authority for Consumer Protection (PACP), filing complaints against vendors, and claiming compensation for rights violations.

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Embassy of India (Oman)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2005The firm is the duly appointed authorized Advocates of Indian Embassy in Oman. They represent the Indian Embassy in all types of matters in the Ministries and other departments of the Sultanate including the Immigration department at the Muscat International Airport as well as various courts. The firm provides legal service and assistance to Indian expatriates and is empanelled as one of the approved legal service providers.
• Ministry of Justice (Oman)coreOthersThe firm operates under License No. 667/2005 issued by the Committee of Advocates Affairs at the Ministry of Justice, establishing official recognition and regulatory standing.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Dentons: World's largest law firm by headcount with offices across the GCC, including an Oman presence. Competes for the same large-scale corporate, regulatory, and dispute resolution matters in the Omani market.
• Al Tamimi & Company: Largest Middle East-headquartered law firm with an Oman office, offering corporate, banking, dispute resolution, and regulatory advice across the GCC. A regional incumbent that competes for the same cross-border corporate and high-value matters Khalid Al Wahaibi targets.
• DLA Piper: Global law firm with a Middle East presence including Oman, advising on corporate, finance, construction, and energy matters. Competes for cross-border corporate mandates targeting Omani clients and inbound investors.
• Addleshaw Goddard: International UK-headquartered law firm with a Middle East office covering corporate, finance, real estate, and dispute resolution. Competes for high-end commercial matters relevant to Oman's enterprise clients.
• Clyde & Co: Global law firm with a substantial Middle East and Oman presence, specializing in insurance, shipping, energy, and dispute resolution — areas where Khalid Al Wahaibi also practices. Competes for the same enterprise and high-value litigation mandates.
• Simmons & Simmons: International law firm with a Middle East presence focused on financial services, energy, technology, and dispute resolution. Competes for the same cross-border commercial mandates in the region.
• Trowers & Hamdys: International UK-headquartered law firm with a long-standing Oman office, advising on corporate, finance, construction, and dispute resolution matters in the Sultanate. Competes for premium commercial mandates.

Direct peers

• Al Busaidy, Mansoor Jamal & Co. One of the most established Omani law firms headquartered in Muscat, providing a comparable full-service legal practice covering corporate, litigation, banking, and advisory matters for corporate and individual clients in Oman. Directly comparable in geography, service mix, and client profile.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles10 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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