Fatma has more than 15 years’ experience in corporate law, trade law, energy and renewables, cross-border transactions, and dispute resolution. She represents local and international corporations and financial institutions from the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia as well as governmental entities. She also provides legal advices and represents clients in high profile litigation trade investigations in a broad spectrum of business sectors.
Fatma is a professor of law at the School of Law, Cairo University since 2010. She teaches courses of business law, international commercial arbitration and evidence law.
Arabic and English
Eman is a professor of law at Cairo University. She teaches courses of labor and employment law as well as social insurance law.
Eman has more than 12 years’ experience in commercial law, corporate law, contracts, pharmaceuticals, employment and social insurance. During her work experience, Eman has handled the day to day legal work for multiple multi-national and local companies.
She also has extensive experience in negotiating collective bargaining agreements and liaising with relevant governmental bodies; i.e. Manpower Ministry and Social Insurance Ministry, and handling and resolving major employees strikes/sit-ins. She tactically handles internal investigations and redundancy settlements with senior employees and employees in managerial positions.
Practice Areas: Corporate law, pharmaceuticals, legal due diligence practice, employment matters, collective bargaining, outsourcing agreements, labor disputes.
Arabic and English
Sherif is a senior litigation and dispute resolution lawyer with more than 35 years’ experience in representing a diverse range of major companies and state entities before all levels of Egyptian courts including the Supreme Constitutional Court, the Court of Cassation and the State Council courts. He specializes in anti-dumping litigation, civil, commercial and criminal proceedings and white collar crimes. Sherif has wide experience using alternative dispute resolution methods where appropriate to achieve the best results for his clients, including commercial mediation and arbitration.
Arabic
Mohamed has more than 10 years’ experience at reputable law firms in Egypt and the Gulf as well as at one of the biggest international financial institutions in the world. Throughout his years of expertise, Mohamed had worked on anti-dumping and international trade cases, export and import, customs regulations, corporate, finance and capital market matters; he also represented significant number of local and international companies in high profile transactions.
Toward fulfilling his Masters Degree in the UK, Mohamed conducted extensive legal research and drafted couple of articles on the intersection between the anti-dumping and the anti-trust laws and regulations.
Arabic and English
Abdel Moneem is an expert in international trade law, multijurisdictional transactions, and public and regulatory law. He has more than 20 years of experience advising multinational and local companies as well as governmental entities in high-profile international trade cases.
Abdel Moneem currently occupies the position of Vice Dean of the Faculty of Law, Cairo University. He teaches nationality and immigration law, conflict of laws and jurisdictions, as well as international trade law at Cairo University, and the Institute de Droit des Affaires Internationales, Paris I – Sorbonne and The Arab Studies Institute affiliated to the Arab league.
Arabic(native), French(excellent) and English(very good)
Mai has more than 10 years’ experience in corporate law, export and import regulations, and anti-trust laws. She advices multinational and local companies on incorporation, business set-ups and corporate restructure. She draft corporate and joint venture agreements, due diligence reports, companies’ articles of incorporation, as well as providing legal opinions on various aspects of civil commercial matters including sale, distribution, agency, supply, lease and service agreements.
Arabic and English