When clients call us

Businesses usually come to us when events are moving faster than management can respond. Typical situations include a division that is draining the group's resources, a change of ownership that has left gaps in control, a bank that has frozen payments or withdrawn facilities, a key supplier or customer threatening to walk away, a dispute that has suddenly escalated to the courts, or a public controversy that puts the brand at risk.

How an engagement works

Every crisis mandate follows the same broad sequence. First, we establish the facts quickly, working out what has happened, what is at stake and which risks need attention in the next days rather than months. Second, we contain the situation by securing assets, protecting cash, preserving evidence and making sure the right people hold authority. Third, we resolve the underlying problem, whether through negotiation, restructuring, regulatory engagement or legal proceedings. Finally, we help the business put in place the governance, contracts and controls it needs so the same problem does not return.

What our teams deliver

On the legal side, Inrigo handles urgent proceedings and enforcement before the UAE courts, engagement with regulators and licensing authorities, coordination of disputes and advisers across several countries, and the renegotiation of commercial relationships with suppliers, subcontractors, banks and counterparties. On the financial and management side, Inrigo Solutions and our financial advisors lead financial review, cash-flow planning, cost and performance analysis, and operational recovery. Together, the teams manage communications with banks, regulators, employees and the public, so that every stakeholder hears one consistent message.

Why structure matters

A company's legal structure determines who controls it, who carries its risks, how easily it can bank, trade and raise capital, and how smoothly it can change hands. Structures that grew piecemeal, or that were built for a business that has since changed, often become a source of risk in their own right. We help clients design structures that fit how the business actually operates today and where it is headed.

What we structure

Governance and control

Good structure is not only about ownership charts. We put in place the governance that makes a structure work in practice. That means board and shareholder resolutions, clearly defined management authority, powers of attorney limited to their specific purpose, bank signatory arrangements, and intra-group agreements covering services, staff and costs. The aim is that authority sits where it should and the business can show regulators, banks and counterparties exactly who is responsible for what.

Restructuring

When an existing structure no longer serves the business, we carry out corporate restructuring from start to finish. Inrigo handles the legal and regulatory steps with the relevant authorities, including licensing changes, employee transfers between entities in line with labour and free zone rules, and the transfer of contracts and assets. Inrigo Solutions and our financial advisors handle the financial structuring, including valuation inputs, tax and accounting implications, cost allocation across the group, and the financial position of each entity after the change.