Law firms in Libya
Browse law firms in Libya. Compare practice areas, office locations and team size, then contact the firm directly.
5 firms listed
Abdou Law Firm
Libya
Abdou Law Firm (ALF) is a Libyan law firm licensed to provide a full range of legal services in Arabic and English. The firm advises on corporate, regulatory and arbitration matters and has participated in legal and regulatory reform work with Libyan government bodies.
Eltumi Partners
Libya
Eltumi Partners, founded in 2018 by Tarek Eltumi, is a law firm focused on large-scale energy and infrastructure projects. The firm advises on oil and gas, renewables, utilities, airports and public housing projects and on delivery and financing models such as EPC/EPC+F, BOT/BOOT and PPP, operating from strategic EMEA locations to support international transactions.
MENA Associates in association with AMERELLER
Egypt, Iraq +2
MENA Associates in association with AMERELLER is an international law firm with offices across the Middle East, North Africa, and Europe. The firm focuses on corporate and commercial matters, dispute resolution, and cross-border work in challenging jurisdictions, including Iraq, Libya, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates.
Tumi Law Firm
Libya
Tumi Law Firm was founded by Dr Mohamed A. Tumi in 1990 and is described as a Tripoli-based firm providing corporate legal services, legal consultation and litigation. The firm serves major corporations, embassies, diplomatic missions and NGOs, is managed by partners Dr Mohamed A. Tumi and Mazen M. Tumi, and includes multilingual legal professionals and an in-house public notary.
Zahaf & Partners
Libya
Zahaf & Partners is a full-service Libyan law firm established in 1990 that provides tailored legal solutions to local and international businesses, investors, and governmental entities. The firm advises across sectors including oil and gas, dispute resolution, corporate and commercial matters, investment and privatization, construction, intellectual property, contracts, and banking and finance, and emphasizes adaptation to Libya's evolving legal and regulatory environment.