Dany Khayat

Global

Dany Khayat moves up the rankings this year and assists states, construction companies, banks and private individuals with arbitration cases. He offers expertise in cases involving Middle Eastern and African jurisdictions. Clients state that "his ability to think through complex legal issues and come up with solutions even when a particular problem seems unsurmountable is simply outstanding."

Dany Khayat is based in the Paris office of Mayer Brown, where he is regularly involved in disputes originating in North Africa. His practice sees him represent clients in a large number of investment treaty cases, including matters arising from joint venture agreements and construction contracts.
"He is very much available whenever you need him." "He is a really good lawyer and a fantastic guy."

Paris-based Dany Khayat co-heads the Middle East dispute resolution practice at Mayer Brown and has considerable experience in construction and intellectual property cases. Interviewees also praise his skilled handling of investment treaty arbitration as well as his abilities as both an advocate and strategist.
"Dany is a good practitioner; he is very knowledgeable and experienced."

Dany Khayat moves up the rankings this year and assists states, construction companies, banks and private individuals with arbitration cases. He offers expertise in cases involving Middle Eastern and African jurisdictions. Clients state that "his ability to think through complex legal issues and come up with solutions even when a particular problem seems unsurmountable is simply outstanding."

Dany Khayat moves up the rankings this year and assists states, construction companies, banks and private individuals with arbitration cases. He offers expertise in cases involving Middle Eastern and African jurisdictions. Clients state that "his ability to think through complex legal issues and come up with solutions even when a particular problem seems unsurmountable is simply outstanding."

Dany Khayat is based in the Paris office of Mayer Brown, from where he assists states, construction companies, banks and private individuals with an array of high-value arbitration cases. He is regularly involved in Egypt-related disputes, as part of a broader practice focus on the Middle East and Africa.
"He is an important participant and a bright practitioner."