AI statement of claim drafting
The statement of claim is the first thing the judge reads about your case. Missing particulars or vague requests can delay it or get it dismissed. LexArab drafts a structured statement of claim under Saudi, Egyptian and Gulf procedure rules in minutes, for you or your lawyer to review and file.
What is a statement of claim?
It is the document that opens a lawsuit. It names the parties, sets out the facts, states exactly what the claimant asks for and the legal grounds. The court rules within the requests it contains and does not award what was not asked for.
In Saudi Arabia most claims are filed online through Najiz; in Egypt the claim is lodged with the court registry; in the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait through each court system's online portal. The required particulars are broadly the same across Arab procedure laws.
What a statement of claim must contain
Article 41 of the Saudi Law of Procedure before Sharia Courts and Article 63 of the Egyptian Code of Civil and Commercial Procedure require, in substance:
- The claimant's full name, ID number, occupation and address, and any representative.
- The defendant's full name and known ID and address details.
- The court the claim is filed in, respecting subject-matter and territorial jurisdiction.
- The filing date.
- A concise, ordered account of the facts.
- Precise requests: the amount claimed, termination, damages.
- The legal grounds and supporting documents.
- The signature of the claimant or their agent.
How LexArab helps
Describe your case in plain words and attach your documents. The assistant organises them into a properly structured claim in formal Arabic or English, suggests requests and legal grounds from the laws of the country you choose, and flags missing particulars before you file. Edit any paragraph and download the draft.
It covers labour, commercial, civil and family claims, including pre-filing steps such as amicable settlement for Saudi labour cases and the MOHRE complaint in the UAE. For complex or high-value cases, have a licensed lawyer review the draft; you can request one inside LexArab.
Frequently asked questions
Can I file a statement of claim drafted with AI?
Yes. Courts look at the content and the required particulars, not how it was written. Check every fact, figure and date before filing: you are responsible for what you submit.
What happens if a particular is missing?
The court may ask you to complete it, and a missing essential particular can lead to the claim not being accepted or being delayed, depending on the country.
How much does it cost?
Drafting tools start at $5 per document, or are included in subscriptions from $45 a month.
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