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Mohammed has vast experience in all types of cases (civil, commercial, legal and criminal) With a wide knowledge in providing strategic advice in various legal aspects. Focusing mainly on criminal cases but also real estate, as he participated in many major cases in various courts from a court of the first instance up into the supreme court of Justice. Mohammed has defended many influential defendants in Iraq including governmental figures.

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He graduated from the Shatt Al-Arab National College in Basra in 2018 and is currently a LLM student in public law, at the Islamic University of Lebanon.

Worked as an managing director of a company specializing in general trade, recruitment and employment of manpower,  hee worked as a lawyer at Al Nisoor Law firm for Legal Consultations, specializing in the field of investigation and corporate cases and has extensive experience in all departments that relate to companies from the Department of the Registrar of Companies, the Department of Social Security, the General Authority for Taxes and Chambers of company registrations office  and Chambers of Commerce.

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Yousef has gained a senior position after 2 years of services at Al Nesoor,  specialising in Company law and IP law, he has participated in a number of company formations both national and foreign entities. Yousef has registered international brand as trade marks in iraq such as Coca Cola, etc.

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Shima has joined al Nesoor after graduation from the prestigious University of Baghdad as one of the top students of the year, she has taken various different seats while training at al Nesoor. Her main focus is now on commercial Law.

Shima Is a Member of the Bar Association and also A member of Tawasul organisation (NGO) (legal support team “Pro bono”), she has participated in workshops held in Baghdad and Erbil by the United Nations Office on Combating Crime and Drugs. She also holds a certificate of participation from the Iraqi Council of Representatives on the educational courses for lawyers and their role in the courts. And also holds a certificate of participation from the Leadership Summit for Human Development.

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Sajad has specialized over the past two years in providing commercial and legal advice, especially those related to companies interested in including the rights of Arab and foreign workers in Iraq, with regard to labor law, social security and the issuance of licenses to non-Arabs. Sajjad worked in providing legal services in a company before joining a company the Eagles.

Sajad's main focus is to provide services to companies and clients who deal with Al Nesoor law Firm.

Sajad also wrote some research papers on human rights, decent working conditions in Iraq, women's rights, and combating extremism, whether commercial or societal.

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Aqeel holds a Bachelor’s degree in law from the prestigous university in Iraq (University of Baghdad). Aqeel is an experienced lawyer in access of five years experience in  judicial decisions from all courts, whether it is  personal, city or penal status.

Aqeel is know of practicing law with great passion and his reputation in the art of mooting. Aqeel works with Al Nesoor teams on several projects, including (Free legal clinic) for which I aim the role of the legal association and the emphasis on the role of the lawyer in protecting society, educating the public on the role of a true lawyer to reduce cases of violence against the standing judiciary.

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joined the Iraqi Bar Association in 2002, after taking the oath and obtaining the identity of the union, Hadeel practiced the profession and graduated with licensed category from the Bar Association of Class A and then obtained Class B and finally Class C, which authorized her with the authority to register companies and follow up on companies’ transactions and from Then she specialized in this legal field.

In 2017, she studied an English language diploma, which helped her in the field of specialization, which is dealing with foreign entities.

In 2019, she applied for postgraduate studies and was accepted into the Middle East University in Jordan, and completed her studies there in 2021 after obtaining an honors degree in a master's degree in private law.

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Extensive legal experience in the field of banks, companies and individuals:

Reading, reviewing and drafting legal contracts, writing case lists, legal pleadings and all legal writings, following up the legal procedures of companies in government departments, attending judicial sessions and some internal investigations with employees inside the companies.

Before joining the Al-Nesoor Company, I worked in the legal department of Cairo Amman Bank / Jordan and Al-Etihad Bank / Jordan, as well as with social security lawyers and several large commercial companies in Jordan, including agents of Naql Group companies (FINE / Cars / Concrete)

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Over the past five years, Al-Mustansir  has specialized in providing legal advice to various companies operating in the private sector, with a special focus on establishing companies, following up on companies' tax accounts, including their employees at the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, and previously worked for different legal companies.

In addition to the above, Al Bakri follow up the procedures of residency transactions and granting entry visas to foreigners in the General Residence Directorate.

Al-Mustansir also joined an international arbitration course held in Sharm El-Sheikh / Arab Republic of Egypt in 2018.

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Ali joined Al Nesoor  team after graduating from university studies and joining  the Iraqi Bar Association, he has worked in  various departments within Al Nesoor Law Firm  where he specialised in the commercial department after which was transfered to the  transferred to the transactions department which built his structure to become a first-class lawyer in real estate registration transactions and legal divisions And nationality transactions. After gaining the required experience, he was transferred to the Litigation department, where he has many civil and criminal cases.

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Noor Kadhim is an English law-qualified Solicitor Advocate with 14 years’ experience in dispute resolution. Noor’s core competencies are in litigation, arbitration, litigation funding, and art and cultural heritage. She has served in-house as a Deputy Counsel at the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris, and as case assessor for Vannin Capital, a third party litigation funder. Noor’s regions of focus are Turkey, France, French-speaking Africa, and the Arabic-speaking world. She has experience working in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Paris, and London where Kadhims is based. Her clients include litigation funds, governments and state-owned entities, as well as international corporate and high net worth clients with projects across the globe. She speaks English, French, Arabic, and basic Italian.

Noor Kadhim’s experience includes:

• Representing a Dubai individual on a AED 1M shareholder dispute with a FinTech company in the DIFC Courts.
• Representing the Republic of Iraq in an ICSID arbitration brought by a German company in the power plant sector (value $1 billion).
• Represented a Cypriot bank in ICSID (bilateral investment treaty) arbitration against Greece under its 2011 sovereign debt restructuring (value $3 billion). Partially successful for the claimant on the merits in proceedings that concluded in 2018.
• Advised Italian investors in preparing a claim for breach of an investment treaty against an East African state (UNCITRAL rules) regarding a terminated biofuels project of value $60-100 million.
• Represented a Turkish hotel owner in $11 million mismanagement claim against a five-star hotel chain (ICC, London).
• Serving as co-counsel with a Turkish firm to advise Turkish subcontractors in the preparation of their ICC claim ($20 million) against a U.S. company for wrongful termination and calling on a performance bond in a construction dispute in Guinea.
• Represented the national oil company of an Eastern European state in its defence of a $10 million claim for breach of a guarantee connected to a loan facility given to its subsidiary, in LCIA arbitration proceedings. The claim was brought by a major European lending institution.

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