Biography

Mohamed is a qualified England and Wales Solicitor and an Associate in the Dispute Resolution team at Al Tamimi & Company, where he has been with the firm since 2023. He advises clients on a broad range of contentious matters and has developed strong experience in handling civil, commercial, and employment disputes across various sectors.

His practice focuses particularly on litigation under Bahraini law, where he regularly assists clients throughout all stages of the dispute lifecycle, including pre-action strategy, case assessment, drafting of pleadings and evidentiary analysis. Mohamed works closely with both local and international clients, providing practical and commercially focused advice aimed at resolving disputes efficiently while safeguarding client interests.

Mohamed also advises clients on compliance and regulatory matters, providing practical guidance on navigating applicable legal and regulatory frameworks. He supports clients in identifying and managing regulatory risks, ensuring alignment with relevant laws and compliance requirements, and assisting with preventative strategies aimed at minimizing potential exposure to disputes or enforcement actions.

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Recent Experience

  • Provided legal advice in relation to the termination of a commercial lease agreement valued at approximately BHD 2.5 million.
  • Represented a well-known food and beverage supplier in a BHD 100,000 debt recovery claim.
  • Advised an international gaming company on the application and regulatory implications of gaming laws in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
  • Advised a leading Bahrain-based bank on mortgage procedures relating to a prominent real estate development project.
  • Provided advice on employment matters including ESOB matters, performance improvement plans (PIPs), and employee misconduct issues.
  • Conducted a comprehensive litigation due diligence in connection with the merger of two major financial institutions in Bahrain.

Language(s)

  • English
  • Arabic

Education

  • 2020 – Bachelor of Law, University of Reading.
  • 2021 – Legal Practice Course with MSc in Law, Business, and Management, The University of Law.

Admission

  • 2025 – Solicitor, England & Wales.