Naseredin Law Firm - נסר אלדין עורכי דין -ناصر الدين للمحاماة

Advocate Ahmed Naseredin, holder of a bachelor's degree in Law from the University of Jordan and a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) in International Trade Law from the University of York, with Arabic, English, Hebrew, French, and Russian languages capabilities. A member in the Israeli and Palestinian Bar Association and worked as a lawyer and legal adviser at Hassan Ali Khater Law Firm one

of the first law firms in the State of Qatar specialized in international commercial contracts and International Trade Law. Holder of a certificate from the Hebrew University in taxes and tax breaks, a certificate from the International Organization (WIPO) in intellectual property and patents, a certificate in demolition of houses, Housing Land and Property (HLP) from the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), a certificate from the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel and the Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (HRFT) on the Manual on the Effective Investigation and Documentation of Torture and Other Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Istanbul Protocol), a certificate in the torture of children from Save The Children field office (STC), and a certificate in writing lawsuits and legal texts from the Israeli Bar Association. The practice is principally divided into contentious and non-contentious matters involving Israeli and Palestinian law and regulation. Contentious:
The practice primarily involves proceedings in the Civil Courts (up to and including the Court of Cassation) the Administrative Courts against the Custodian of Absentee Property decisions and against the decisions of the Immigration and Population Authority (Ministry of Interior); the Labor Courts, the Traffic Courts, the Municipal Courts and also arbitrations. Non-contentious:
In its non-contentious practice, the Firm concentrates on representing corporate clients that are carrying on business in Israel. Corporate:
• Business start-ups
• In-corporations and restructuring
• Joint ventures
• Mergers and acquisitions
• Corporate regulations
• Intellectual property
• Data protection
• Liquidation and Bankruptcy

Commercial:
• Agency, distribution and franchise agreements
• District cooling
• Property development
• Leasing (both residential and commercial)
• Real estate purchasing
• Employment and pensions
• Banking and finance
• Securities
• Competition/regulatory