Our award winning real estate and construction practice drives our Qatar office.
Whether you are a government entity, international business, a local conglomerate, an entrepreneur or a private high net worth individual or family we will draw upon our local and regional expertise to provide you with relevant advice and practical solutions to achieve your objectives.
Our lawyers have both international and local Qatari experience and are actively involved in the wider Middle East business community. Doha is the regional hub for our Construction practice and the team have been involved in many of the high profile infrastructure developments in recent years. The Doha office is licensed by the Qatar Financial Centre Authority as a branch office of Charles Russell Speechlys.
Meet the team
- Call Thanos + 971 4 246 1925
- Email Thanos
- Dubai office
- Call Paula +973 17 133212
- Email Paula
- Manama office
Awards
Doha office
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Level 22
Office 2206
Tornado Tower
West Bay
Doha
Qatar - +974 4429 2433
Our thinking
Dalal Alhouti
Disclosing Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration: Where Are We Now?
What is third-party funding and what further developments can we expect in this fast-moving area?
Piers Master
UAE Family Businesses Law
In an article for LexisNexis Middle East the team analyse the much-anticipated Federal Decree-Law No. 37/2022 on Family Businesses.
Rose Carey
Rose Carey quoted in The Evening Standard on visitor visa applications
“Family visas are currently taking up to six months to process and with no priority service available...”
Patrick Gearon FCIArb
Charles Russell Speechlys Middle East celebrates a double anniversary: building on local roots
As Charles Russell Speechlys Middle East celebrates a double anniversary this year, Patrick Gearon talks to the Oath.
Paula Boast
Paula Boast is interviewed by Construction Week on Bahrain's construction industry and how it is moving towards more functional and responsible building
Dissecting Bahrain's construction practices
Glenn Bull
Non-payment: What’s a Contractor to do?
Payments to contractors are widely subjected to extensive delays.
Gareth Mills
The Technology Disputes Law Review: Bahrain
Bahrain continues to be a regional hub for information and communications and other technological innovations.
Ghassan El Daye
Business Crime Law and Regulations UAE 2023
Ghassan El Daye authors the UAE chapter of the ICLG, Business Crime 2023.
Karl Masi
Financial Crime Challenges as We Enter Internet 3.0
The developing “crypto economy” will become a significant part of the real economy in a very short time.
Gareth Mills
Charles Russell Speechlys sponsors the Gulf Data Centre Association
“We are excited to be supporting the newly formed Gulf Data Centre Association (GDCA). "
Sara Sheffield
The Virtual Currency Regulation Review
Virtual Currency Regulation in the UAE
Sara Sheffield
UAE Court Rejects Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Award
UAE Court Rejects Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Award for Irregularity in the Placement of the Arbitrator’s Signature
Mark Hill
The Legal 500: Intellectual Property Country Comparative Guide
Charles Russell Speechlys is the exclusive contributor for the Legal 500 Intellectual Property Country Comparative Guide - UAE chapter.
Patrick Gearon FCIArb
Enforcement of Foreign Judgments - DIFC
Charles Russell Speechlys contribute exclusively to Lexology GTDT, Enforcement of Foreign Judgments, DIFC 2023.
Patrick Gearon FCIArb
Enforcement of Foreign Judgments - Abu Dhabi
Charles Russell Speechlys exclusively contribute to the Lexology GTDT, Enforcement of Foreign Judgments, Abu Dhabi chapter.
Gareth Mills
Technology Disputes Bahrain
Gareth Mills writes for Lexology GTDT on Technology Disputes in Bahrain
Simon Green
Simon Green and Reem Al Mahroos write for Real Estate Asia on the trend of 'revenge tourism'
Revenge tourism is the new direction of travel for Asia...
Simon Ridpath
Charles Russell Speechlys announces 24% international revenue growth
Charles Russell Speechlys announces 24% international revenue growth
Charlotte Jackson
Saudi Arabia’s New Companies Law – the Key Changes
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) approved a new Companies Law coming into force 180 days from 22 July 2022. Read the key changes here.
Chris Haywood
Chris Haywood writes for The Oath on the impact of Dubai's new Virtual Asset Law on NFTs and the metaverse
A future-ready framework?