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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 dedicated team of lawyers speak over eight languages (including written and spoken Arabic) and are qualified in both common and civil law jurisdictions.  

We can advise you on a wide range of matters, including:

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Level 18, Unit 1805, Burj Al Fardan
Building 157
Street 301, Zone 69
Lusail
Doha
State of Qatar
PO Box 26660


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Our Commercial lawyers work across all the firm’s key sectors, from technology to retail, from global brands to entrepreneurial ventures.

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