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Sherif is a Partner at Clyde & Co's Middle East Dispute Resolution Group. Sherif leads Clyde & Co's litigation practice in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Sherif divides his time between the Dubai and Cairo offices.
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Sherif is a Partner at Clyde & Co's Middle East Dispute Resolution Group. Sherif leads Clyde & Co's litigation practice in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Sherif divides his time between the Dubai and Cairo offices.
Sherif advises both local and international clients on commercial contentious matters across the MENA region. He leads a team of litigation specialists and operates a heavy weight contentious practice with extensive regional reach.
Sherif has extensive experience in complex, high value local and international disputes and his practice primarily focuses on resolving Middle East disputes arising out of commercial agreements including debt recovery, real estate, lease, construction, commercial agency, franchising, oil & gas, shareholder, joint venture, hospitality and international trade and commodities disputes.
He further advises multinational corporations and government-owned entities in international commercial arbitrations under a variety of rules including those of the CRCICA, DIAC and ICC with a focus on arbitrations involving interests in the Middle East. He has a strong expertise on regional laws and procedures.
Sherif lived in Paris, London, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Cairo. He is fluent in English, Arabic and French.
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Commercial Disputes
International Arbitration
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