This service is available to any individual holding a valid Qatar ID, ensuring accessibility for all eligible applicants.
Yes, you are welcome to bring someone with you to the advising session for support or assistance.
Yes, this is permitted, but only with the expressed written authority from the individual on behalf of whom advice is sought, particularly if they are physically unable to attend—for instance, a family member who may be ill and unable to attend the advising session.
While the QICDRC does provide mediation and other services, it's important to note that these services are not included within the scope of the scheme.
No, you cannot request a specific Panel Law Firm to handle your case as this depends on the Panel Law Firm’s availability.
QICDRC will make a referral to the Panel Law Firm within seven business days of receiving the request for assistance.
No, there are no costs associated with applying for assistance through the QICDRC Legal Clinic. The clinic operates on a pro bono basis, specifically for those who cannot afford legal advice.
The scheme offers a 30-minute consultation session with the Panel Law Firm. Any additional assistance provided beyond this session is at the discretion of the Panel Law Firm and will not fall under the scheme's coverage.
Applications are initially submitted to QICDRC for review. If criteria are met, QICDRC may refer the matter to a Panel Law Firm. However, QICDRC is not obligated to accept individuals for pro bono assistance.
No they cannot, the QICDRC Legal Clinic only considers civil and commercial matters.
Through its supervisory arbitrational jurisdiction under Law No 2 of 2017 issuing the Arbitration Law in Civil and Commercial Matters, parties can elect the QICDRC as the “Competent Court” of arbitration to perform various functions in relation to interim measures, enforcement of awards and appeals.
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