Full- Service Law Firm in Beirut, Lebanon
D&C Legal Services
Allenby Street
Beirut
Lebanon
Other Offices: Cairo Tripoli Doha Abu Dhabi Dubai
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D&C Legal Services Overview
D&C Legal Services, with offices in Beirut and Tripoli, Lebanon; Cairo, Egypt; Doha, Qatar; and Dubai and Abu Dhabi, UAE, offers a wide range of legal services. Practice areas include incorporation and foreign investment, banking and finance, international trade and customs, maritime law, insurance & reinsurance, tax law, labor law, franchise and licensing, corporate, arbitration, intellectual property, and real estate.The firm’s lawyers are all concentrated in their own legal fields and qualified within local jurisdictions, so clients may know that they are receiving specialized services for each location’s area. They provide experienced and qualified legal counsel and representation for a broad variety of legal needs, working to find premium solutions for each client.
The D&C legal team is comprised of lawyers, attorneys, and law firms that are able to work in several languages, allowing easy communication with international clients. Whether working with small private businesses or large multinational foreign companies, D&C Legal Services focuses on clients’ goals and aims to achieve favorable results.
Year this Office was Established: 1966
Languages: English, French, Arabic, Spanish.
D&C Legal Services Areas of Law
- Bankruptcy
- Debt Relief
- Debtor & Creditor
- Foreclosure
- Business Law
- Banking & Finance
- Business Formation
- Commercial Law
- Consumer Law
- Contracts
- Corporate Law
- Insurance
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Employment
- Discrimination
- Estate Planning
- Will & Probate
- Government
- Administrative Law
- Health Care & Social
- Immigration
- Industry
- Admiralty & Maritime
- Science & Technology
- Intellectual Property
- Copyright
- Patents
- Trademark
- International Law
- International Arbitration
- Litigation
- Arbitration
- Business Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
- Corporate Litigation
- Mediation
- Real Estate
- Construction Law
- Landlord & Tenant Law
- Property Law
- Tax
- Corporate Taxation
Additional Areas of Law: Foreign Acquisition Property; Ownership Property Search; Purchase and Sale Transaction; Real Estate Registration; Real Estate Litigation; Real Estate Consulting; Real Estate Development; Incorporation and Foreign Investment; International Trade and Customs; Labor Law; Franchise and Licensing; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Insurance & Reinsurance.
D&C Legal Services Areas of Law Description
D&C Legal Services provides a wide range of legal services in many fields, such as: incorporation and foreign investment, banking and finance, international trade and customs, maritime law, insurance & reinsurance, tax law, labor law, franchise and licensing, corporate, arbitration, intellectual property corporate, commercial civil and real estate.
In addition, D&C Legal Services as a specialized department for Intellectual property that is operated by a professional team has a wide range of legal skills and practical knowledge in intellectual property law as we have handled some of the most complex and challenging cases in this field.
Partners
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Mr. Youssef A. Deeb
Partner Litigation, Real Estate |
Associates
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Ms. Aurore Deeb
Associate Banking and Finance, Business Law, International Law, Mergers and Acquisitions |
D&C Legal Services Affiliations
- International-Lawyers.Org (INTLawyers)
- European Lawyers' Association
- International Bar Association
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D&C Legal Services News and Publications
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