Avocats en Commercial Litigation

Mitchell Kim

Mitchell Kim focuses on complex commercial disputes and strategic counseling. He represents clients in high-stakes matters involving contract claims, corporate ownership and partnership disputes, asset distribution, and securities litigation. His clients span a broad range of industries and include Fortune 500 companies, private enterprises, private investors, and South Korea-based corporations. A seasoned first-chair trial lawyer, Mitchell has tried 17 cases to verdict, including 14 jury trials, and is known for his ability to navigate sophisticated, cross-border litigation. His litigation experience encompasses contract, securities, corporate governance and ownership disputes, partnership matters, asset allocation, and intellectual property claims. He blends courtroom advocacy with practical business strategy to drive favorable outcomes in contested proceedings. Fluent in Korean, Mitchell has developed a significant Korea-focused practice advising domestic and international clients on cross-border disputes and international business matters. In addition to his trial work, he serves as outside general counsel to privately held companies of all sizes, providing tailored legal guidance aligned with each client’s operational needs and growth objectives.

Thompson Hine LLP

Mitchell R. Schrage

Commercial Litigation; Employment Practices and Litigation; Intellectual Property Litigation; Mass Tort, Toxic Tort and Product Liability Litigation; Real Estate and Hotel Litigation

Kasowitz LLP

Mo Bhaskaran

Partner and Co-Head of Commercial Litigation Mo co-heads the commercial litigation department. Mo specialises in large scale fraud and corruption investigations and recovery action (including working with enforcement authorities in the UK and overseas), as well as high-value commercial disputes relating to a range of commercial matters including fraud, IT and PFI projects, product recall and corporate claims arising from acquisitions. He acts on emergency injunctions (search and freezing injunctions). His clients span sectors as diverse as government, manufacturing, financial services, technology, energy and health. Cases in which Mo has advised include defending a major public sector body from claims exceeding £100m in relation to the cancellation of a large PFI project. He also acted on a number of internal investigations into fraud and corruption including historic corruption/fraud by a senior director within a FTSE 250 listed group, defending an HMRC investigation arising as a result and pursuing claims against the director responsible, as well as a significant $1bn multi-jurisdictional investigation into systemic corruption by a foreign public official.

Stewarts Law LLP

Moez Kaba

Managing Partner

Hueston Hennigan LLP

Mohamed Alabady

Counsel

ASAR - Al Ruwayeh & Partners

Mohamed Alsahli

Partner

Alsaleh, Alsahli & Partners Law Firm LLP

Mohamed Elmasry

Associate

Alsuwaidi & Company

Mohamed Gamal

Senior Associate

Mohamed Nasser Law Firm

Mohamed Hashem

Associate

Eldib Advocates

Mohamed Wahba

Mohamed is a Senior Legal Consultant in our Dispute Resolution team. He has more than 22 years of experience and represents reputable GCC and international corporations in high-value claims involving commercial, labour, insurance, construction and criminal disputes. He also represents his clients in claims involving the attachment of assets, payment order applications, enforcement/nullification of foreign judgments, and arbitral awards in the UAE. Mohamed is registered as a lawyer before the Egyptian Cassation Court. He obtained his bachelor of Sharia and Law from Al Azhar University in Egypt, then worked in the legal department of a reputable bank for 8 years. Mohamed has been practising law in Abu Dhabi for 13 years, and he has a wealth of experience in UAE law and procedures.

Hadef & Partners

Mohamed Yusuf

Trainee Associate

Newton Legal

Mohammad Alqan

Senior Lawyer

International Business Legal Associates (IBLAW)

Mohammed Al Dhaheri

Mohammed is Partner within our Dispute Resolution team based in Dubai. He holds rights of audience as an Advocate in the UAE courts. His expertise spans a vast array of court litigation and disputes, including both civil and criminal matters, with a specialized focus on commercial litigation. Beyond these areas, Mohammed has distinguished himself in restructuring bankruptcy cases, offering critical guidance in complex financial restructurings and insolvency matters. Furthermore, Mohammed's expertise as an expert witness has been instrumental in delivering pivotal witness statements in high-profile cases, underscoring his depth of knowledge and credibility in legal matters. His understanding of compliance and administrative law further reinforces his ability to provide comprehensive legal advice that encompasses regulatory adherence and governance. At the core of Mohammed's practice is a profound analysis of UAE law and legislation, enabling him to offer nuanced insights and strategic advice tailored to the unique legal framework of the UAE. His analytical skills and thorough understanding of UAE laws have been invaluable in navigating the complexities of the legal system, ensuring optimal outcomes for our clients.

Hadef & Partners

Mohana Malhotra

Partner, Litigation. Areas of practice: civil and commercial litigation at the High Court and Supreme Court of India levels, with special exposure to writ jurisdiction cases and original side suits, aviation law, motor accident law, insurance law, probate, testamentary and succession law, extradition, negotiable instruments, company law, trademarks, property law, banking law, civil and criminal appellate and revisional jurisdiction, carriage and consumer law, public procurement and bid protests, sealing and demolition cases, arbitration and mediation cases. Due diligence for company acquisitions and advices/opinions to multinational and Indian company clients on non-contentious matters ranging from employment contracts, commercial leases, extradition and death penalty to sexual harassment of women at the workplace, etc.

I.L.A. Pasrich & Company

Mohd. Shah Hashim

Senior Associate

Azmi & Associates

Mohsen Omar

Counsel

Meysan Partners

Momen Rezk

Partner.

Matouk Bassiouny & Hennawy

Mona Schroedel

Mona qualified in 2008 and has wide-ranging experience in acting for private clients and commercial clients. She has expertise in contentious probate and trust disputes, professional negligence claims, property claims, web fraud claims, and commercial matters. Mona is always keen to explore alternative solutions for clients and has experience of mediation as well as arbitration. Mona deals with all types of will disputes and claims over lifetime gifts, often involving lack of testamentary capacity and/or undue influence. She has experience of trust disputes acting for trustees in multimillion pound estates. Clients like the clear and structured advice Mona provides and private clients appreciate the sympathetic manner in which Mona assists them through often very difficult cases (both emotionally and legally). Clients can rely on receiving a detailed and easy to understand explanation of the law from Mona and having their options set out for comparison.

Freeths LLP

Moran Katz

Partner

S. Horowitz & Co

Morgan A. Davis

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Morgan L. Camley, KC

Partner

Dentons

Morgan Maddoux

Morgan Maddoux represents government contractors in high-stakes investigations and litigation involving the False Claims Act (FCA) and other allegations of fraudulent conduct, bid protests, and government contract compliance matters. Morgan has represented IT, aerospace, defense, and other government in connection with all phases of government investigations and complex commercial litigation involving the FCA. Morgan combines deep regulatory knowledge with extensive FCA experience to secure successful resolutions for her clients. Morgan also counsels clients regarding compliance with a wide variety of regulatory and contractual requirements related to performing government contracts, including: Cybersecurity requirements under the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) Procurement integrity Small-business size status and affiliation Socioeconomic clauses Subcontracting obligations Cost and accounting requirements She has also represented government contract clients in bid protests before individual agencies, the Court of Federal Claims, and the Federal Circuit. Morgan also helps clients navigate mandatory and voluntary disclosure requirements, as well as suspension and debarment matters. A former member of the firm’s Pro Bono Committee, Morgan maintains an active pro bono practice and serves as the D.C. office’s liaison to the Tahirih Justice Center. She regularly represents pro bono clients in immigration cases before the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, including successfully obtaining a T visa for a client who was the victim of severe human trafficking and derivative T visas for the client’s minor children and mother.

Latham & Watkins

Morgan W. Tovey

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

Morton Dubin

Morty Dubin is a litigation partner in the New York office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Morty is a first chair trial lawyer known for developing innovative and successful trial defenses for clients in high stakes product liability matters. He has tried and won cases for The Dow Chemical Company, Johnson & Johnson and others throughout the most difficult jurisdictions in the United States. In recognition of his success and standards of practice, Morty has been elected by his peers into the American College of Trial Lawyers. Morty has been regularly selected by Benchmark Litigation as one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in the United States and was their Top Product Liability Litigation in the United States in 2021. In 2024, Morty was named one of 10 Powerhouse Trial Attorneys for his representation of Johnson & Johnson in its cosmetic talc litigation by Courtroom View Network (CVN). He has been ranked nationally for Products Liability & Mass Torts by Chambers USA for ten years, including a Band 1 ranking for Toxic Torts and a Band 4 ranking for Mass Torts. The publication recognized him as “an experienced mass torts litigator with a particular strength in asbestos related matters.” Clients interviewed by Chambers noted that he is “one of the top trial lawyers for our company” and “one of the best defense lawyers in the country in terms of mass torts.” He is also recommended by The Legal 500 United States, with the publication commenting that he is “noted for his trial skills, which have been put to good use in many high-profile product liability matters, including for Johnson & Johnson in its cosmetic talc litigation.” He was also selected by corporate counsel as a BTI “Client Service All-Star.” In addition to his product liability work, Morty also has experience with a broad range of commercial work.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP