Environmental Law

For high-risk industries, now more than ever, the environment should be taking the driving seat in their policies with newer and stricter laws impacting businesses. 

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Our firm stands at the forefront of providing environmental legal services in the Kingdom of Bahrain.  We provide clear, commercial advice and guidance on a wide range of concerns, including air quality, contaminated land, hazardous waste, and water pollution, to firms in construction, contracting, subcontracting, and real estate. 

With increasing scrutiny from regulators, investors, and the public, your company needs more than compliance—it needs strategic legal protection rooted in deep sector expertise. Whether you’re applying for Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), defending against pollution claims, or seeking ESG-aligned legal strategies, we are your trusted partner in turning environmental risk into sustainable opportunity. At Manal Dhahi Legal Consultants, we understand that environmental law is not just about paperwork or permits — it’s about preserving your company’s license to operate and thrive. Whether you are breaking ground on a large-scale project or managing long-term site maintenance, your exposure to environmental regulation is constant — and any misstep could result in delays, fines, revocations, or criminal liability.

Our legal approach 


1
Technical Collaboration

We partner with engineers and sector specialists to align legal terms with operational requirements and deliverables.

2
Risk Forecasting

Our contract strategies proactively identify and mitigate legal and financial risks before they arise.

3
Rapid Legal Response

From cease & desist letters to urgent court filings, we act quickly to defend our clients’ interests.

4
Transparent Client Experience

We maintain open, honest, and direct communication throughout every phase — from consultation to resolution.

Protect Your Project, Reputation, and Environment

Whether you're a real estate developer preparing for an Environmental Impact Assessment, a construction company facing environmental inspections, or a contractor aiming to meet green compliance standards — Manal Dhahi Legal Consultants is your trusted partner.

Yes, large-scale or sensitive projects often require EIA approvals by the Supreme Council for Environment before permits can be issued.

You may face penalties, revocation of construction permits, court action, or criminal liability for executives and contractors

An environmental lawyer ensures the assessment process follows all legal steps, manages risks, and helps address objections from regulators or the public.

The Supreme Council for Environment (SCE), municipalities, and relevant ministries have authority to investigate and enforce compliance.

Yes, and these complaints can lead to investigations, legal delays, and public opposition. A lawyer can manage legal defense and mitigation.

Green building laws support sustainable construction practices, including energy efficiency, materials selection, and resource conservation. Legal compliance is often tied to incentives or approvals.

Yes. Depending on the project’s scope and location, multiple environmental approvals may be required.

Yes, the firm handles the full legal process for EIA compliance, objections, and appeal representation.

Penalties can include fines, court actions, and damage to the company’s reputation. Environmental lawyers help ensure proper contracts and compliance systems.

Yes. Construction sites must adhere to air quality and noise level limits, especially near residential or protected areas.

Yes. There are specific rules for building near coasts, agricultural zones, heritage areas, and wetlands.

Green certifications may require you to meet specific legal benchmarks in materials, energy, and waste handling — failing to do so could lead to revocation.

Yes. Legal counsel can prepare your documentation, respond to inspection findings, and negotiate with authorities.

Yes. Mediation is faster and often more strategic. Mrs Manal Dhahi is officially certified to mediate civil and commercial environmental disputes.