Health Care Law

We represent international and Libyan clients with matters relating to healthcare.

Committed to development, Karbal & Co assists government and private clients with legal matters relating to the health care law industry of Libya and the Middle East. We are experts on Libyan laws relating to health care and the health care laws of the United Arab Emirates.

Our team includes western-educated medical personnel and expert witnesses for assistance with all medical related contentious matters, including medical malpractice lawsuits. 

Our clients include international biomedical companies, NGOs and non-profits, multinationals, insurance companies, medical suppliers and international health care providers. 

Relevant to our other services in Libya, we offer clients the following services: 

  • Contract review, drafting and negotiating of commercial agreements between international and Libyan counterparties, including supply agreements, sale and purchase agreements, joint venture agreements, technology licensing agreements and transfer agreements, supervision agreements and purchase services agreements
  • Licensing and registration with Libyan authorities
  • Establishment and set up for hospitals
  • Expert legal opinions on the laws of the Emirates and Libya 
  • Arbitration and litigation involving commercial and administrative matters concerning healthcare laws 
  • Provides advice on Libyan pharmaceutical regulations to international companies interested in selling its pharmaceutical drugs and over-the-counter products, medicines, and consumer healthcare products
  • Advises on health care laws, insurance laws and administrative and commercial laws for health care providers, biomedical companies, governments
  • Incorporated entities which provide health care services, hospitals
  • Draft and review purchase and sale of hospital equipment
  • Drafted licensing agreements for technology in hospitals
  • Reviewed employment and consultancy agreements for recruitment of hospital staff
  • Represented clients in medical malpractice cases
Rebalancing Administrative Contracts under Libyan Law
The Authority of an Expert Opinion in Medical Malpractice Litigation
The Concept of “Pre-contractual Period” in Libyan Government Contracts
UAE Commercial Companies Law and legal reforms
Tort under Libyan Civil Law: Understanding the “Fault” Factor