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Read NowMohamed Al Marzouqi is a Partner and the Head of the Litigation practice in Abu Dhabi.
Mohamed has over 22 years experience in litigation and dispute resolution in the UAE. Prior to joining Al Tamimi & Company, Mohammed spent 8 years working at the Investigation Department of the Dubai Public Prosecution. He began his career with Al Tamimi & Company in 2002 and was instrumental in developing the Litigation department of the firm. In 2003, Mohammed was admitted to practice before the UAE Courts and in 2007 he was admitted to practice before the Federal Supreme Court – the highest court in the UAE. Mohammed’s areas of expertise include banking, property, commercial and intellectual property rights disputes and he has considerable experience in criminal law. He has also acted as counsel in a number of arbitration disputes before ADCCAC and other arbitration institutions.
Recent litigation and Arbitration experience
Master in International Business Law, Paris Sorbonne Université
Diploma in International Law International Relation Diplomacy, Paris Sorbonne Université
Bachelor of Law, Beirut University
2007 – Federal Supreme court of UAE
2003 – Federal Courts, Abu Courts, Dubai Courts and RAK courts
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