Feras Alshawaf Law Firm
Fareed Yaldram is a Senior Associate at Feras Alshawaf Law Firm since October 2023, bringing extensive experience in corporate/commercial law, competition law, mergers and acquisitions, contracts, and arbitration. Prior to this role, Fareed served as a Managing Associate and Senior Associate at Haidermota & Co. from April 2021 to October 2023. Fareed began as an Associate at Mujtaba Jamal Law Associates from September 2009 to February 2013, with previous positions as a Senior Associate at Orr, Dignam & Co., and Lexium - Attorneys at Law. Fareed also contributed to legal education as a Tutor at Pakistan College of Law and provided legal advice as a volunteer with Liberty (Human Rights - London). Education includes the Bar-at-Law from Lincoln's Inn/BPP Law School and an LL.B (Honours) from the University of London International Programmes.
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Feras Alshawaf Law Firm
Feras Al Shawaf Law Firm was established in 1999 in the capital city of Riyadh. The firm, since its founding, provides a full array of corporate, business, and commercial legal services. The firm is staffed and equipped with experienced local, regional, and international subject matter experts which positions it in a spot to strategically work on clients’ legal matters. With a diversity of clients, local, regional, and international profiles- we have adopted a large practice and deepened our knowledge of the laws, rules, and regulations of different jurisdictions through our team of professionals and global legal network of esteemed and reputable legal establishments. We proudly represent and work with, either generally or for specific transactions, a diverse group of domestic, regional, and international clients of different industries. For example: foreign investors, construction contractors, industrial companies, oil & gas and petrochemical companies, telecommunication companies, utility providers, professional services, banking and finance, stock trader, commodities traders, merchant families, and other financial institutions and major publicly traded companies.