Mohammad AlHazmi

Game Theory

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Biography

Mohammad is a competent lawyer with specialty in litigation. He has practiced on several high level cases and showed that he response sharply and actually. He litigated on behalf of clients on a range of areas of the law, such as Commercial, Civil, Labour, Arbitration, Malpractice and Criminal.

Mohammad’s has a strong ability to negotiate disputes resolutions and provide amicable solutions. Addition to it, he has immense experience in drafting legal memos.

Mohammad’s, normally assisted corporate department to review, advice and perform due diligence on several matters.

Recent Experience

Efficiently defended one of the major contractors in KSA from all the fourteen cases filed during one year period.
Competently preformed as a mediator on different occasion as requested by clients, especially on matters related to termination of contracts
Supported corporate structure department on special occasion that involved Ministry of health, Ministry Commerce & Industry and General Authority of Meteorology and Environmental protection.