Assurance et réassurance
Khaled is a commercial and re/insurance disputes lawyer based in the Abu Dhabi office. He advises on and represents clients in re/insurance and commercial litigation (before the onshore Arabic local courts and the offshore English-language DIFC and ADGM Courts) and arbitration.
Lignes directes
+971 2 494 3519 +971 58 903 8684 khaled.almulla@clydeco.comMain Offices
Abu Dhabi
+971 2 494 3500 +971 2 494 3599Dubai
+ 971 4 384 4000 + 971 4 384 4004Régions couvertes
Profil complet
Khaled acts for clients in a wide range of sectors including re/insurance, energy, professional services, construction, and healthcare.
Khaled advises and represents clients before the UAE courts and in international arbitrations.
Khaled has experience of litigating cases before the onshore Arabic local courts and the offshore English-language DIFC and ADGM Courts. With respect to arbitrations, he has experience of arbitrations conducted under the auspices of many arbitral institutions including the Abu Dhabi International Arbitration Centre (arbitrateAD), Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), and International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).
Khaled is admitted as a solicitor in England & Wales. He completed his Bachelor of Laws in SOAS, University of London and completed both the Legal Practice Course and Master of Laws in Professional Legal Practice in City St George's, University of London.
Khaled is fluent in Arabic and English.
Expérience
- Successfully appealing a fine imposed by the Ministry of Economy on an audit firm for alleged breaches of AML legislation.
- Advising a global pharmaceutical company on a potential claim against its US bank for losses facilitated by the bank's failure to conduct adequate customer due diligence checks and spot suspicious transactions.
- Defending and successfully settling ICC arbitration proceedings brought by a Spanish engineering company against a Saudi engineering company.
- Advising a company on sovereign immunity from adjudication and enforcement in connection with a potential enforcement of an arbitral award in the UAE / ADGM.
- Defending a DIAC arbitration brought by a Saudi company against a global telecommunications company for alleged wrongful termination of a contract.
- Defending two insurers in DIFC Court proceedings for declaratory relief brought by a reinsurer for alleged misrepresentations made by the reinsurance broker on behalf of the insurers.
- Defending an AED 1.5 billion Abu Dhabi Court claim brought by a concrete supplier against a property developer for allegedly breaching an exclusivity and minimum order clause.