Terms & Conditions

Last Updated:

July 12, 2026

Terms of use for the BMS Legal website, the limits of relying on its content, the external links policy, intellectual property rights, and contact and consultations.

Acceptance of Terms

By using the bms.sa website or contacting us through our forms, WhatsApp, or phone, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to these terms.

Scope of Services & Content

Content published on the website is intended for general awareness and to simplify understanding, and does not constitute private legal advice. Any decision related to a legal procedure should be based on a private assessment of the facts and documents.

Start of the Professional Relationship

Contacting us through the website does not automatically create a representation relationship or a commitment to follow-up. The professional relationship begins once there is a clear agreement on the scope of work, fees, and follow-up process, in the manner approved within the firm.

Accuracy of Information

We strive to provide clear, useful content, but procedures may vary depending on the facts and updates to requirements. We are not responsible for decisions based solely on general content without a private consultation.

Permitted and Prohibited Use

The following is prohibited:

Intellectual Property

All text, designs, and materials published on the website are owned by BMS Legal for Law and Legal Consulting or used under license, and may not be used commercially without permission.

External Links

All text, designs, and materials published on the website are owned by BMS Legal for Law and Legal Consulting or used under license, and may not be used commercially without permission.

Changes to These Terms

These terms may be updated as needed, and the “Last updated” date appears at the top of the page. Continuing to use the website after an update means you accept the amended terms.

Governing Law & Jurisdiction

These terms are interpreted in accordance with the applicable laws of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and jurisdiction is determined according to the relevant legal rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick clarifications on the most common questions about our terms of use.

Does the content on the website count as legal advice?

It’s for general awareness; a private consultation requires an assessment of your specific case.

No, representation begins only after we agree on the scope of work.

Not for commercial purposes without our prior permission.

No, each website has its own policy, which is outside our control.

That’s possible, which is why we recommend a private consultation before making any decision.

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