P&A legal in association with AMERELLER > Tripoli, Libya > Firm Profile

P&A legal in association with AMERELLER
Tutat bin Jaber Street
Zawiyat Dahmani
Tripoli
1300
Libya

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Libya > Leading firms Tier 3

P&A legal in association with AMERELLER is well-placed to handle international arbitration, including the enforcement of arbitral awards, and is equally adept at litigation. The group reports an uptick in instructions from clients in the ports and shipping sector. Practice head Kilian Bälz stands out for his ‘exceptional quality of work‘, and has significant expertise in advising on energy and pharmaceutical sector matters. Hussam Mujally, Meriem Rezgui, and Paolo Greco regularly advise on corporate and commercial matters.

Practice head(s):

Kilian Bälz

Other key lawyers:

Hussam Mujally; Meriem Rezgui; Paolo Greco

Testimonials

‘Excellent expertise in Libyan law.’

‘Tailor-made services.’

‘Personal attention and follow up.’

‘Kilian Bälz is a very thorough lawyer. It is always a great pleasure to work with him.’

AMERELLER is an international law firm with comprehensive corporate and commercial law and dispute resolution offerings tailored to the Middle East and North Africa. It has more than 70 lawyers working from 10 offices in the Middle East, North Africa and Europe, advising clients from over 40 countries.

AMERELLER is known as a go-to firm for transactions in difficult markets including Iraq and Libya. Our lawyers are sensitive to the cultural and legal nuances of conducting business in the Middle East, and are often retained as local counsel on major projects and transactions in the region.

The firm’s multinational client base includes publicly traded companies, international organizations, governments and states, global financial institutions, family-owned businesses, NGOs, SMEs, and entrepreneurs in many sectors and industries.

The firm’s Tripoli office advises on all legal aspects of doing business in Libya. The office was set up in 2012 and has a particular focus on advising international companies on infrastructure projects (power stations, roads) and transactions in the oil and gas industry.

The firm frequently advise on public sector contracts and on transactions with the Libyan National Oil Company (NOC). It also represent international companies advising them on their distribution and supply agreements with Libyan parties, the setting up of branches and joint ventures, as well as employment, compliance and tax matters.

With unmatched experience in the legal and political aspects of the Libyan transition, we are regularly retained to advise on the changes of Libyan constitutional and administrative law and how those changes affect international businesses in Libya. The team consists of international and Libyan lawyers with many years of experience working in Libya. These lawyers are fluent in English, Arabic, Italian, German, and French.