Dar Al-Muhama LawFirm

Corporate Law, Litigation & Arbitration.

Senior Partner

Where you trained : Trained in various legal domains, including Real Estate Law, Commercial Law, Investment Law, Banking and Financial Institutions Law, Criminal Law, and Telecommunications Law. Year qualified : Qualified as a lawyer after obtaining a bachelor’s degree in law from Cairo University on 4/11/2002. Year made partner in the present firm : Became Founder, Manager, and Partner of Dar Al Muhamma Law Firm in 2005. 2005 - Present : Founder, Manager, and Partner of Dar Al Muhamma Law Firm, leading a team of legal professionals and managing high-profile cases. Licensed Judicial Arbitrator accredited by the Kuwait Bar Association, specializing in resolving disputes through arbitration. Accredited Judicial Custodian by the Kuwait Ministry of Justice, entrusted with safeguarding assets and overseeing judicial processes. Over 20 years of extensive experience across diverse legal domains, including Real Estate, Commercial, Investment, Banking, Criminal, and Telecommunications Law. Proven expertise in providing strategic legal counsel to clients in both private and public sectors, ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations.

Arabic (Native), English (Fluent)

Kuwait Bar Association : Licensed Judicial Arbitrator. Kuwait Ministry of Justice : Accredited Judicial Custodian. Arbitration Center at Kuwait Lawyers Association : Participant in Judicial Arbitrator Preparation Programs (April 16-19, 2018, and April 22-25, 2018). GCC Intellectual Property Training Center : Member, attending the Intellectual Property and Innovation Investment Forum (November 28-30, 2023). European Court of Arbitration - Kuwait Branch : Participant in training courses for arbitrators.

Cairo University : Bachelor’s degree in Law (4/11/2002). U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development, Assistance and Training : Certificate for completing the virtual workshop on "Best Practices for Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing as a Lawyer" (September 8, 2021). European Court of Arbitration - Kuwait Branch : Certificate for completing the training course "Preparation of Arbitrators in the European Court of Arbitration" (February 27 to April 20, 2021). University of Colorado Boulder : Professional Diploma Certificate in Arbitrator Preparation (April 24, 2021). Kuwait Institute for Law and Legal Studies : Certificate for attending the First Legal Training Program (March 9-30, 2022). GCC Commercial Arbitration Centre, Bahrain : Professional Certificate in Securities Market Disputes Arbitration Program (November 16-17 and December 7-8, 2018).

Fluent in Arabic and English, enabling effective communication with international clients and stakeholders.

Reading Legal Literature and Case Studies Engaging in reading advanced legal texts, landmark case studies, or international arbitration journals can be both intellectually stimulating and relaxing for someone in the legal field. Attending Legal Seminars and Conferences Participating in arbitration, intellectual property, or dispute resolution conferences can serve as a leisure activity while keeping him updated on global legal trends. Meditation and Mindfulness Given the high-pressure nature of legal work, practicing mindfulness or meditation can help reduce stress and improve focus. Traveling for Cultural Exposure Exploring different countries and cultures could provide a refreshing break while broadening his perspective on international legal systems. Golf or Tennis These sports are popular among professionals and offer a great way to network, stay active, and unwind. Writing or Blogging Sharing insights on arbitration, legal practices, or dispute resolution through articles or blogs can be a fulfilling way to contribute to the legal community. Photography A creative hobby like photography can provide a mental break from the rigors of legal work while allowing him to capture memorable moments during travel or daily life. Volunteering for Legal Aid Clinics Offering pro bono services or mentoring young lawyers can be a rewarding way to give back to the community. Cooking or Culinary Classes Exploring gourmet cooking or attending culinary workshops can be a relaxing and enjoyable way to spend free time. Hiking or Outdoor Activities Spending time in nature through hiking, camping, or other outdoor activities can rejuvenate the mind and body. Chess or Strategic Board Games These games align with analytical thinking and strategy, making them both enjoyable and mentally engaging. Art and Museum Visits Exploring art galleries or museums can provide a peaceful escape while fostering creativity and cultural appreciation.