Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP
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The disputes offering at Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP is well-regarded for its strengths in international arbitration proceedings before the ICC, DIAC, and LCIA, and its broad litigation experience involving commercial, contract, and damage claims. Simon Ward leads the Muscat office with over 24 years of experience in commercial and construction litigation. Abdul Latif Al-Rawahi is often sought after by clients for infrastructure-related mandates, and he works closely with Kerem Alev in project-related disputes, including cross-border arbitrations.
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- ‘The team formed by expats, regional expats, and local lawyers are professional and responsive.'
- ‘They are professional and get the job done. What makes them different from competitors is the clarity in actions and communications. When subjects need more info or analysis, they do not jump to conclusions, but rather get the right info for better decision making.’
Key clients
- Gulf Air OQ
- OQ - Oman Oil Refineries
Work highlights
Advising a construction company on an international arbitration in connection with the construction of a refinery.