Arbitration and commercial disputes practice led by Tariq K. Alhasan. Depth in FIDIC construction, international arbitration, and cross-border matters. Measured advice, rigorous advocacy, reliable outcomes.
Arbitration and commercial disputes practice led by Tariq K. Alhasan. Depth in FIDIC construction, international arbitration, and cross-border matters. Measured advice, rigorous advocacy, reliable outcomes.
We advise on disputes, transactions, investigations, and regulatory matters. This page introduces our service lines; each has a dedicated page with scope, workstreams, and representative matters.
Advocacy and neutral services under institutional and ad hoc rules; strategy from clause to award and enforcement.
Commercial claims and urgent relief; coordinated court strategy alongside settlement options.
Contracts, shareholder and JV matters, M&A support, governance, and commercial risk allocation.
Contract strategy, claims management, delay/quantum analysis with experts, and project dispute resolution.
Internal investigations, regulatory inquiries, dawn-raid readiness, reporting, and remediation plans.
Senior hires and exits, incentives, investigations, restrictive covenants, and board-level issues.
Technology contracts, confidentiality and trade secrets, data governance, and incident response.
Recognition and enforcement of judgments and awards, interim measures, and cross-border recovery.
clear objectives, stakeholders, timelines, and budget.
issues, options, and delivery plan with milestones.
disciplined procedure, proportionate resourcing, and specialist input where needed.
plain-language updates, risk/decision logs, and costs to date.
outcome summary, learning points, and implementation steps.
Independence and integrity; confidentiality by design; proportionality and speed; coordinated teamwork with co-counsel and experts; accountability on timing and cost.
Construction and infrastructure; energy; manufacturing; financial services; technology and telecom; healthcare and education; public sector and PPP.
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