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Interlaw offers solid coverage of the Middle East via its presence in several key jurisdictions. Its member law firms include both international and domestic practices that are able to advise clients on a range of practice areas including corporate, finance, dispute resolution, and projects and energy. The network is notable for having ranked members in Israel, the UAE, Oman, Bahrain, Egypt and Iraq. Rome-based Antonella Terranova is the network's EMEA chair and a key point of contact.

Lex Mundi maintains a significant level of Middle East expertise as part of its global offering. It provides clients with a considerable depth of local knowledge as well as integrated support on cross-border matters. Member firms also provide full Arabic language capabilities and domestically qualified lawyers (both of which are vital for handling local court litigation). Lex Mundi's Middle East presence includes several well-regarded domestic law firms. Bahrain-based Noor Radhi, of Hassan Radhi & Associates, is a board member of Lex Mundi and a key Middle East contact.

Multilaw brings a high level of Middle East expertise to its global services, offering clients deep local insights and comprehensive support for cross-border matters. Its member law firms offer clients full Arabic-language capabilities and access to domestically qualified lawyers who are ranked across multiple jurisdictions and practice areas in the Middle East, with comprehensive capabilities in transactional matters as well as dispute resolution. Board member Mohammed Alsuwaidi is based in Dubai and is a key contact in the Middle East.

TAGLaw provides noteworthy coverage in the Middle East, with an especially impressive member law firm in Israel, alongside solid representation in Lebanon and Kuwait. The network counts among its members several accountancy firms as well as law firms, providing clients with seamless integration of professional services. Key contacts include network president Richard Attisha, based in Vancouver.

The World Services Group (WSG) is a robust global network with a strong presence in key markets across the Middle East. Its member law firms are well-established domestic practices that can provide in-depth local knowledge as well as international experience. Members can also access expertise across a very broad range of legal disciplines, with individual departments highly ranked for corporate and commercial matters as well as disputes. The network also provides firms with notable technology tools to benefit client service. WSG director Charbel Abi-Antoun is based in Lebanon and is a key contact.