Demonstrating a strong track-record in cross-border work, the dispute resolution department at Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP is experienced in representing clients across the construction, manufacturing, and infrastructure sectors. Practice head Simon Ward brings over 18 years of experience in Oman and the GCC, and is notably experienced in high-value, multi-jurisdictional arbitrations involving the construction sector and quantum-focused commercial disputes. Newly-arrived Abdul Latif Al-Rawahi is a highly experienced adviser in infrastructure, construction, and labour disputes. Senior associate Kerem Alev arrived at the firm in June 2024, and is highly sought after for his experience in high-value projects and infrastructure arbitration. Former department head Dominic Pilkington retired in April 2024.
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Key clients
- OQ - Oman Oil Refineries Group of Companies
- OQ Oman Gas Networks
- MPE Engineering
- Interserve
- Galfar Engineering and Contracting SAOG
- Al Turki Enterprises
- Carillion Alawi
- Al Tasnim
- Gulf Air
- Progesys
Work highlights
Representing one of Oman’s largest and oldest construction companies in international arbitration in connection with construction of a refinery.
Advising Oman’s largest cement producer on multiple international and domestic proceedings and arbitration.
Representing an international design and construction company in DIAC arbitration proceedings, in a complex dispute involving failure of oil and gas infrastructure.
Lawyers
Leading partners
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Leading associates
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Kerem Alev
Practice head
Simon Ward
Other key lawyers
Abdul Latif Al-Rawahi; Kerem Alev