Baker & McKenzie Habib Al Mulla bolsters UAE arbitration resources

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UAE law firm Baker & McKenzie Habib Al Mulla recently augmented
its professional scope by appointing two attorneys to shore up its presence and
expertise in legal, regulatory and commercial practices at its Dubai office.

Dispute resolution lawyer Charlotte Bijlani was named a
partner in the firm’s arbitration practice, while Joanna Matthews-Taylor was
tapped as a senior associate for its employment practice.

“Bijlani brings a wealth of knowledge to our
international arbitration team, and will enhance our ability to service our
local, regional and global clients in complex, multi-jurisdictional disputes in
Dubai and in other major arbitration centers,” Habib Al Mulla, company chairman, said. “We
are delighted to have her on board.”

He added that the UAE is quickly emerging as an
international hot spot for trade and finance, placing dispute resolution front
and center for business practices — particularly in the real estate,
construction and maritime industries.

Managing partner Borys Dackiw commended Matthews-Taylor’s
appointment, stating: “”With the ongoing evolution of employment laws and
regulations in the UAE and the broader Middle East region, [her] expertise
complements Baker & McKenzie’s leading global employment practice and
enhances our existing offering to our clients in the region. We are very
pleased that she has joined our firm.”

Both new team members bring experience from the United
Kingdom where they previously practiced law in their respective specialties.



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