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Claudia Fares El Hage regularly works on litigation matters before the Qatari courts. She also has a distinguished track record in international arbitration, with considerable experience in construction and financial services disputes. She represents, amongst others, tech clients as well as banks and construction firms.
Claudia Fares El Hage regularly works on litigation matters before the Qatari courts. She also has a distinguished track record in international arbitration, with considerable experience in construction and financial services disputes. She represents, amongst others, tech clients as well as banks and construction firms.
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"Claudia is experienced in many areas of law, has a business-oriented approach, provides reasonable and practical advice and is a strong manager of the team."
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"Claudia is experienced in many areas of law, has a business-oriented approach, provides reasonable and practical advice and is a strong manager of the team."
"Claudia Fares El Hage is an excellent advocate with deep knowledge of the Qatari market."
"She has a very strong ability to manage the client's expectations."
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Qatar Appeal Court judgment dated 30/04/2024: Rights over a pledged property
An Appeal Court ruling in Qatar has confirmed the principle that a pledge doesn't imply ownership but only grants priority in debt repayment from the property's proceeds.
Qatar- QICDRC has no jurisdiction over employment disputes between QFZA and its employees
Employment disputes between QFZA and its employees were not to be within the jurisdiction of QICDRC; QFZA employees were to be treated no differently to or separately from other public employees.
Qatar Execution Court judgment dated 21/2/2024: Rights over a pledged property
A recent Court ruling in Qatar has confirmed the principle that a pledge doesn't imply ownership but only grants priority in debt repayment from the property's proceeds.
Qatar Courts - Appeal judgment 2024 - Written Nature of Electronic submissions
“The fact that the application to enforce an arbitration award made electronically does not negate its written nature or its actual submission." قطر – حكم محكمة الاستئناف - "التقديم الإلكتروني لطلب تذييل حكم تحكيم ومستنداته لا يلغي طابعه الكتابي"
Qatar: Court Judgment on enforceability of a mediation clause pursuant to Mediation Law No.20/2021
Qatar First Instance Investment and Trade Court issued judgment ref: 5914 /2023 on 24/01/2024 relying on the provisions of Qatar Mediation Law No. 20/2021 whereby it dismissed a lawsuit based on a jurisdictional objection due to the existence of a contractual Mediation Clause
Qatar Appeal Court judgment dated 30/04/2024: Rights over a pledged property
An Appeal Court ruling in Qatar has confirmed the principle that a pledge doesn't imply ownership but only grants priority in debt repayment from the property's proceeds.
Qatar- QICDRC has no jurisdiction over employment disputes between QFZA and its employees
Employment disputes between QFZA and its employees were not to be within the jurisdiction of QICDRC; QFZA employees were to be treated no differently to or separately from other public employees.
Qatar Execution Court judgment dated 21/2/2024: Rights over a pledged property
A recent Court ruling in Qatar has confirmed the principle that a pledge doesn't imply ownership but only grants priority in debt repayment from the property's proceeds.
Qatar Courts - Appeal judgment 2024 - Written Nature of Electronic submissions
“The fact that the application to enforce an arbitration award made electronically does not negate its written nature or its actual submission." قطر – حكم محكمة الاستئناف - "التقديم الإلكتروني لطلب تذييل حكم تحكيم ومستنداته لا يلغي طابعه الكتابي"
Qatar: Court Judgment on enforceability of a mediation clause pursuant to Mediation Law No.20/2021
Qatar First Instance Investment and Trade Court issued judgment ref: 5914 /2023 on 24/01/2024 relying on the provisions of Qatar Mediation Law No. 20/2021 whereby it dismissed a lawsuit based on a jurisdictional objection due to the existence of a contractual Mediation Clause