Mohamed Abdelaleem
Mohamed Abdelaleem is a counsel at Helmy, Hamza & Partners, Baker McKenzie Cairo. He heads the Litigation Practice Group. Prior to joining Baker McKenzie, he has more than 35 years of experience in judicial work, during which time he served in different court circuits, including the Administrative Court, the Supreme Administrative Court, the Legal Advisory Department, the General Assembly for Advice and Legislation, as well as the State Council's Legislation Department, where he headed the Technical Bureau of the General Assembly and participated in the review of many draft laws. He has also acted as an advisor to several ministries, authorities and governorates, including as a legal advisor to the Ministry of Municipalities Affairs and Agriculture in the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Legislation Department of the Council of Ministers in the State of Qatar, as an arbitrator in several important arbitrations and provided training for judges of the Board of Grievances in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. · Baker McKenzie, Cairo
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Mohamed Abdelaleem is a counsel at Helmy, Hamza & Partners, Baker McKenzie Cairo, where he heads the Litigation Practice Group. He has more than 35 years of experience in judicial work, including roles at the Administrative Court, the Supreme Administrative Court, the Legal Advisory Department, the General Assembly for Advice and Legislation, and the State Council's Legislation Department, where he headed the Technical Bureau of the General Assembly and participated in the review of many draft laws. He has also acted as a legal advisor to the Ministry of Municipalities Affairs and Agriculture in Bahrain, the Legislation Department of the Council of Ministers in Qatar, and has served as an arbitrator in several important arbitrations and provided training for judges of the Board of Grievances in Saudi Arabia. His focus includes international arbitration, employment disputes, and regulatory matters.