The Jurist Podcast
The Jurist
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The Jurist is an online platform established in 2019 that focuses on legal discourse in the United Arab Emirates. It provides a space for experienced legal practitioners to contribute articles on various aspects of law. The podcast explores the intricacies of the UAE's legal system, dissects landmark cases, and examines emerging legal trends. It aims to translate complex legal matters into engaging narratives for a broader audience.
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هل التصوير في الأماكن العامة يُعد جريمة في الإمارات؟ | The Jurist Podcast 08.10.2026 1ώ 7λCan taking a photo or recording a video in public get you into legal trouble in the UAE? What are the laws around filming, privacy, social media, and freedom of expression? In this episode of The Jurist Podcast, Ahmed ElNaggar sits down with Ahmad Almazourie, CEO of Saeed Sulayem Advocates to discuss the legal responsibilities surrounding photography, filming, publishing, and sharing content in the UAE. The conversation explores when filming can become a legal offence, privacy and photography laws, social media and cybercrime, the difference between filming and publishing, legal responsibility for reposting content, freedom of expression, and how UAE laws continue to evolve alongside digital platforms. ِِِِAlso explaining why good intentions do not always remove legal responsibility, how excessive statements during an investigation can create additional legal risks, and why understanding local laws is essential when using your phone and social media. In this epiosde: 00:00 Introduction: Legal Experience & Changing Laws 06:23 Lawyer, Judge & Police Officer: Three Different Perspectives 11:17 When Can Filming Become a Crime? 16:17 Do Good Intentions Matter Under the Law? 21:15 Why Legal Awareness Matters 27:23 Who Is Responsible for Published & Reposted Content? 33:48 Can One Mistake Change the Course of a Case? 40:20 What Should You Say During an Investigation? 46:36 Freedom of Expression vs. UAE Law 52:30 Social Media, Digital Responsibility & Changing Laws 58:31 Should Judges Have More Discretion? 1:04:16 Final Message: Think Before You Film or Share 🎙️ Host: Ahmed Elnaggar ⚖️ Guest: Ahmad Almazourie | CEO of Saeed Sulayem Advocates Ahmed Elnaggar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aelnaggar/ The Jurist: https://www.the-jurist.com Ahmad Almazourie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahmad-almazrouei-04b3b3216/ #TheJuristPodcast #AhmedElnaggar #UAELaw #UAE #CybercrimeLaw #SocialMediaLaw #PhotographyLaw #PrivacyLaw #FreedomOfExpression #LegalAwareness #LegalAdvice #Lawyers #LegalCommunity#podcast #AhmadAlmazourie -
لماذا لم تعد الدراسة بكلية الحقوق كافية؟ مستقبل التعليم القانوني مع إبراهيم م. صالح | The Jurist Podcast 01.10.2026 34λLegal education is changing, and the traditional path to becoming a successful lawyer may no longer be enough. In this episode of The Jurist Podcast, host Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Ibrahim M. Saleh, Founder & CEO of Kouncel, to explore how technology, practical legal training, and digital education are reshaping the way lawyers learn, build their careers, and develop new areas of expertise. Ibrahim explains why academic legal education needs to be complemented by practical knowledge, how Kouncel is building a digital learning platform for lawyers, and why access to experienced practitioners can help bridge the gap between law school and the real legal market. The conversation also explores the future of legal education, AI and legal information, multi-jurisdictional legal practice, legal tech, international legal training, and why lawyers increasingly need to understand both law and business. In this episode: 0:00 – Ibrahim M. Saleh & Kouncel: The Future of Legal Education 5:55 – From Law School to Legal Training: Ibrahim’s Entrepreneurial Journey 11:59 – International Legal Training, SQE & Multi-Jurisdictional Law 17:41 – The “Netflix for Lawyers”: How Digital Legal Education Works 23:22 – AI, Legal Information & Why Credibility Matters 28:43 – Why Kouncel Is Expanding Beyond Egypt 34:00 – The Future of Lawyers, Legal Tech & Digital Learning 🎙️ Host: Ahmed Elnaggar ⚖️ Guest: Ibrahim M. Saleh | Founder & CEO of Kouncel -
Is the UAE Really at War? International Law, Iran & the Future of Dubai | Dr. Habib Al Mulla 24.09.2026 55λIs the UAE really at war? In this episode of The Jurist Podcast, Dr. Habib Al Mulla , Founder of Habib Al Mulla & Partners, joins Ahmed Elnaggar to break down the legal and geopolitical questions surrounding the current regional conflict. They discuss international law, armed conflict, US military bases in the UAE, attacks on civilian infrastructure, diplomatic relations, the Abraham Accords, media misinformation, state responsibility for damages, and whether Iranian assets can be legally seized. The conversation also explores UAE security, GCC unity, diplomacy, and what businesses should consider during times of crisis. 00:00 – Is the UAE Really at War? 02:06 – Is International Law Dead? 07:05 – War vs. Armed Conflict: What Does International Law Say? 08:54 – Do US Military Bases Make the UAE a Target? 12:35 – Can Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure Be War Crimes? 19:04 – What Did the UAE Sign Up For? 21:38 – Why Is the UAE Being Targeted? 27:28 – Is the GCC Becoming More United? 29:58 – Has Diplomacy Failed? 36:08 – Can Media Outlets Be Sued for Economic Damage? 38:19 – Can Iran Be Held Responsible for Damages? 47:54 – What Should Businesses Do During a Crisis? 50:14 – Why Is the UAE Being Dragged Into the Conflict? 53:01 – What Has the UAE Learned? 53:56 – Finding Opportunity in Crisis 54:45 – Final Thoughts 🎙️ Guest: Dr. Habib Al Mulla | Founder of Habib Al Mulla & Partners 🎙️ Host: Ahmed Elnaggar -
The Biggest Legal Mistakes UK Expats Make in the UAE | Akbar Ali | The Jurist Podcast 17.09.2026 1ώ 10λIn this episode of The Jurist Podcast, host Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Akbar Ali, corporate solicitor and founder of Ali Legal, for an insightful conversation about building a legal career across two jurisdictions and navigating the opportunities and challenges of the UK and UAE legal markets. Akbar shares his journey into law, the experiences that shaped his career, and his perspective on how to work with clients, businesses, and legal professionals across different jurisdictions. From business setup and tax residency to contracts, UK property investment, wills and succession planning, this episode explores the legal and commercial considerations lawyers, entrepreneurs, and professionals need to understand when operating between the UK and UAE. The conversation dives into M&A transactions, earn-outs, deferred consideration, negotiating deals, handling frustrated clients, and why lawyers need to understand the commercial reality behind the legal work. Akbar also shares his advice for UK lawyers considering a move to the UAE, including the importance of networking, understanding the local legal culture, gaining practical experience, and building meaningful relationships within the business community. In this episode: 00:00 — Introduction: Akbar Ali & the UK–UAE Legal Connection 05:53 — From Non-Legal Jobs to Building a Legal Career 11:08 — Fatherhood, Responsibility & Building a Successful Career 15:33 — UK Expats in the UAE: Business Setup, Tax & Legal Risks 21:06 — Why You Should Read Every Contract Before Signing 26:06 — Investing in UK Property From the UAE 32:30 — Building Trust Between UK & UAE Legal Professionals 37:44 — UAE Wills, UK Assets & Succession Planning 43:06 — M&A Deals: The Biggest Mistake Sellers Make 48:02 — How Lawyers Handle Frustrated Clients 53:23 — Legal vs Commercial Decisions in Business 59:33 — Who Are You Beyond Being a Lawyer? 01:05:55 — Advice for UK Lawyers Moving to the UAE 01:09:03 — Is the UAE Legal Market Really Saturated? 🎙️ Guest: Akbar Ali | Corporate solicitor and founder of Ali Legal 🎙️ Host: Ahmed Elnaggar -
How Modern Lawyers Win Business & Scale Networks in the Middle East | Rob Hanna | The Jurist Podcast 10.09.2026 48λWhat does it really take to build a successful legal career? In this episode of The Jurist Podcast, host Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Rob Hanna, host of the Legally Speaking Podcast, for an insightful conversation about what it takes to become a great lawyer and build a successful career in the legal profession. Rob shares his perspective on the skills that set successful lawyers apart, the importance of communication and networking, and how young lawyers and law students can build meaningful careers in an increasingly competitive legal industry. From career development and mentorship to personal branding, networking, and becoming a more valuable legal professional, this episode explores the practical lessons lawyers can use to take their careers to the next level. In this episode: 00:00 — What Makes a Great Lawyer? Rob Hanna on Legal Careers 06:49 — Private Practice vs. In-House Law: The Solution Mindset 13:11 — Skills Every Great Lawyer Needs 19:43 — Law Firm Fees, Legal Billing & The Value of Legal Advice 25:39 — What Clients Really Expect From Lawyers 31:28 — Networking & Building a Strong Legal Community 37:45 — How Law Students Can Build a Successful Legal Career 43:18 — Mentorship, Failure & Lessons for Young Lawyers 49:18 — The Future of Legal Careers 55:48 — How to Become a “Sellable” Legal Professional 01:01:04 — Final Advice: Networking & Building Your Legal Career 🎙️ Guest: Rob Hanna | Host of the Legally Speaking Podcast 🎙️ Host: Ahmed Elnaggar -
From Lawyer to Business Partner: Dr. Mogy on the Future of In-House Legal | Dr. Mogy | The Jurist Podcast 03.09.2026 1ώ 1λWhat does it really take to become a great in-house lawyer? In this episode of The Jurist Podcast, host Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Dr. Mogy, President of ACC MENA and a General Counsel ME at Siemens Energy, for an honest conversation about how the legal profession is evolving, and why today’s best lawyers need to understand much more than the law. Dr. Mogy shares his journey from private practice to leading legal functions across the Middle East, and explains how the role of an in-house counsel has transformed from drafting contracts and legal memos to becoming a true business partner involved in major corporate decisions. We discuss the difference between a “memo mindset” and a “solution mindset", why understanding the business DNA is one of the most important skills for an in-house lawyer, and how lawyers can bring real economic value to the table. We also get into the realities of working with external law firms, from billing and value to one major red flag when legal fees start exceeding the value of the claim. Dr. Mogy also shares his perspective on communication, availability, networking, mentorship, and the power of silence, including a fascinating story about staying silent for four hours during a major settlement negotiation. Finally, we explore the role of ACC MENA in building a stronger community for in-house lawyers, supporting young legal professionals, and creating opportunities for students through internships, job shadowing, mentorship, and university partnerships. In this episode: 00:00 — Dr. Mogi on Becoming a Better Lawyer & Business Leader 06:49 — Private Practice vs. In-House Counsel: The Solution Mindset 13:11 — What Makes a Great In-House Lawyer? Business & Legal Skills 19:43 — Legal Billing, Law Firm Fees & The Value of Legal Advice 25:39 — What Clients Expect From External Law Firms & Lawyers 31:28 —ACC MENA: Networking & The In-House Legal Community 37:45 — How Law Students Can Build Their Legal Careers 43:18 — Mentorship for Young Lawyers: Lessons From Failure 49:18 —ACC MENA’s Mission, Community & Future of Legal Careers 55:48 — From Lawyer to “Sellable” Legal Professional: Career Advice 01:01:04 — Final Thoughts: Building Your Network & Legal Career 🎙️ Host: Ahmed Elnaggar ⚖️ Guest: Dr. Mogy | President of ACC MENA and a General Counsel ME at Siemens Energy -
من بيروت إلى Harvard رحلة محامٍ عربي إلى قمة القانون الدولي | The Jurist Podcast 27.08.2026 1ώ 1λIn this episode of The Jurist Podcast, host Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Najib Hage Chahine (Managing Partner — Hage-Chahine Law Firm), a leading Lebanese lawyer, professor and arbitration expert, for an in-depth conversation about the future of law, legal technology, international arbitration and the changing legal market across the Arab world. From cross-border enforcement and state assets to the Beirut Port explosion case, Prof. Najib shares insights from decades of legal practice across Lebanon, France, the UAE and beyond. He also explains how lawyers are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in law firms, arbitration and legal research — and why AI should remain a tool guided by human judgment. The conversation also explores what aspiring lawyers can learn from studying at institutions such as Harvard, how legal education differs between the Arab world, France and the United States, and why adaptability, ethics, analytical thinking and curiosity are becoming more important than ever for the next generation of lawyers. We also discuss the future of the Arab legal market, the growth of legal services between Lebanon, Egypt and the GCC, outsourcing legal work, lawyers' fees, digital transformation, judicial independence and what Arab legal systems need to develop to attract international investment. In this episode: * The future of AI in the legal profession * How law firms can use AI safely and effectively * AI, confidentiality and human verification * Cross-border enforcement and state assets * The legal battle surrounding the Beirut Port explosion * International arbitration and the revival of Beirut as an arbitration hub * Building a law firm across Beirut, Dubai and Paris * Harvard, legal education and scholarships * Differences between Arab, French and American legal education * The future of the legal profession in the Arab world * The GCC legal market and exporting legal services * Digital transformation and the judiciary * Advice for young Arab lawyers and law students 00:00 Meet Prof. Najib Hage Chahine 01:01 From Beirut to a Global Legal Career 06:48 Cross-Border Enforcement & State Assets 09:15 Inside the Beirut Port Explosion Case Details 14:43 Reviving Beirut as an Arbitration Hub 19:37 Building a Law Firm Across Beirut, Dubai & Paris 22:14 How Law Firms Are Adopting AI 26:12 AI, Lawyers & the Future of Arab Courts 31:18 Can Lawyers Trust AI-Generated Work? 35:39 Legal Fees, Profitability & Outsourcing 38:32 Did the GCC Hurt or Help Lebanon’s Legal Market? 41:42 How to Study Law at Harvard & Get Financial Aid 46:01 What Harvard, Paris & Lebanon Teach Lawyers 51:06 Legal Education vs. Real-World Practice 53:31 The Future of Law in the Arab World 58:44 Advice for the Next Generation of Lawyers 01:00:40 Final Thoughts -
"مستقبل القانون في الخليج بين الذكاء الاصطناعي والوساطة، والتملك الأجنبي في عمان | حسين الطوبي " 20.08.2026 55λLegal culture in the Gulf is shifting, and Oman is leading the change. In this episode of The Jurist Podcast, host Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Hussain Al Toubi, Founder of Hussain Al Toubi Law Firm, a leading Omani lawyer and mediation expert, to unpack how mediation, arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) are reshaping how business disputes get resolved across the Gulf. Hussein shares how a single 105-case labor dispute settlement changed his entire career path, why Oman's 2021 Mediation Law is easing pressure on the courts, and what really makes a mediator trustworthy. We also dig into Oman's 2019 reform allowing 100% foreign ownership, the deep historic ties between Oman and the UAE, and whether AI could ever replace a human mediator including a real story of a lawyer caught submitting fake case citations generated by ChatGPT! In this episode: ✅ Oman–UAE legal and business ties ✅ 100% foreign ownership & free zones in Oman (2019 reform) ✅ How Hussein settled 105 labor cases in 3 months through mediation ✅ Oman's 2021 Mediation Law and reducing court backlogs ✅ What makes a good mediator: neutrality, expertise, trust ✅ Can AI replace a human mediator? Real case studies ✅ How law firms are adopting AI tools ✅ Oman's legal tech: e-POAs, investment courts, remote hearings ✅ Hussain's vision for GCC and African expansion ✅ The Arabian horse metaphor for what makes a great lawyer ✅ One law Hussain would change: decriminalizing bounced checks -
From Losing Everything to Rebuilding a Legal Empire | Dr. Habib Al Mulla | The Jurist Podcast 13.08.2026 1ώ 3λWhat does it take to make decisions that no one else is willing to make? In this episode of The Jurist, Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Dr. Habib Al Mulla, Founder of Habib Al Mulla & Partners, for a candid conversation about integrity, courage, entrepreneurship, and the decisions that shaped one of the UAE’s most prominent legal careers. Dr. Habib Al Mulla shares the story behind rebuilding his law firm after a major separation from an international firm, why he refused to compromise on his principles, and how he turned uncertainty into an opportunity for growth. From transforming the UAE’s legal landscape and advocating for major legal reforms, to expanding into international markets where others saw risk, Dr. Habib Al Mulla explains why he believes that “your reputation is your capital” and why waiting for the perfect opportunity can sometimes mean missing the opportunity altogether. The conversation also explores the growing role of lawyers on social media, leadership and team building, the future of the UAE, and his passion for food and restaurant culture. -
AI VS Lawyer: What every legal professional should know | Benjamin Filaferro | The Jurist Podcast 06.08.2026 37λIs AI Really Replacing Lawyers? LexisNexis Middle East CEO Explains to The Jurist Podcast. In this episode, host Ahmed sits down with Benjamin Filaferro, CEO of LexisNexis Middle East, to break down the truth behind AI in the legal industry. From debunking the "AI will replace lawyers" myth to explaining how legal tech tools like Lexis+ AI, Henchman, and Harvey are transforming law firms across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt — this conversation covers everything lawyers, in-house counsel, and legal tech enthusiasts need to know right now. Benjamin shares real numbers on ROI from legal AI adoption (including how firms are saving up to 10 hours per week on legal research), explains why data privacy and confidentiality are the biggest concerns when using tools like ChatGPT, and reveals why LexisNexis is investing millions to bring authoritative, Arabic-language legal AI to the MENA region. In this episode, we cover: ✅ Why AI won't replace lawyers — but will change how they work ✅ The #1 misconception about legal AI in the Middle East ✅ How LexisNexis protects client confidentiality vs. generic AI tools like ChatGPT ✅ Real ROI data: time saved and efficiency gains from legal AI ✅ Legal tech adoption in UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt ✅ Why big law firms are slower to adopt AI than small ones ✅ LexisNexis' roadmap: Arabic AI, Henchman, Harvey & Microsoft integrations ✅ Advice for lawyers who feel behind on legal technology Whether you're a lawyer, law firm partner, legal tech founder, or in-house counsel trying to understand how generative AI is reshaping the legal profession in the Middle East, this episode gives you the insider perspective straight from one of the industry's biggest players. -
How CIA Recruits Foreign Spies! | James Lawler | The Jurist Podcast 06.08.2026 1ώ 6λFormer CIA Officer James Lawler Reveals How the CIA Recruits Foreign Spies at The Jurist Podcast What does it really take to recruit a foreign spy? Former CIA operations officer James Lawler reveals how intelligence officers identify, recruit, and manage human assets, sharing real stories from decades of covert operations around the world. In this episode of The Jurist Podcast, James Lawler explains the psychology behind espionage, the art of building trust, the ethics of intelligence work, and how human intelligence (HUMINT) shapes national security. From recruitment strategies to high-risk operations, this conversation offers a rare inside look at one of the world’s most secretive professions. Whether you’re interested in the CIA, espionage, intelligence agencies, geopolitics, psychology, negotiation, leadership, or real stories from former intelligence officers, this episode delivers unique insights into the hidden world of covert operations. In this episode: * How the CIA recruits foreign spies * The psychology of intelligence recruitment * Building trust with covert assets * How intelligence officers identify potential recruits * Human Intelligence (HUMINT) explained * Spycraft and clandestine operations * Counterintelligence and operational security * Real CIA stories from James Lawler * National security and global intelligence * Lessons in influence, persuasion, and human behavior If you enjoy conversations about intelligence, espionage, geopolitics, psychology, leadership, international affairs, and behind-the-scenes stories from former intelligence professionals, subscribe for more in-depth interviews on The Jurist Podcast. -
Cosmetic Surgery & Medical Negligence | Chrissie Wolfe on Law, AI & Personal Branding 08.05.2026 1ώ 20λIn this episode of The Jurist Podcast, host Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Chrissie Wolfe, Founder & CEO of Lupa, to explore the complex and sensitive worlds of cosmetic surgery, medical negligence, and personal branding in law.They discuss:The physical and psychological risks of elective cosmetic proceduresLegal responsibilities of clinics and medical professionalsBuilding a strong personal brand and credibility in the legal industryHow technology and AI are reshaping the future of law- For lawyers, students, and anyone interested in medical law: Gain practical advice, insider insights, and strategies to navigate today’s evolving legal and professional landscape. -
Is Filming in Public a Crime? | Ahmad Almazourie & Ahmed Elnaggar | The Jurist Podcast 24.04.2026 1ώ 7λIn this episode of The Jurist Podcast, Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Ahmad Almazourie, CEO of Saeed Sulayem Advocates, to discuss the legal risks of filming, posting, and sharing content in the UAE.What many people see as normal behavior — taking a photo or recording a video — can sometimes lead to serious legal consequences.This episode explains where the legal boundaries are, when filming becomes a crime, and why “good intentions” may not protect you.A must-watch for anyone using social media, and for every parent raising kids in a digital world. -
Why Businesses Fail in Crisis | War, Risk & Legal Reality with Behnam Khatami | The Jurist Podcast 18.04.2026 1ώ 21λIn this episode of The Jurist Podcast, Behnam Khatami joins Ahmed Elnaggar to break down how geopolitical tension is reshaping business, investment, and legal strategy.From contracts and risk management to investor behavior and market exits — this episode reveals what businesses get wrong during crisis, and how to adapt when everything changes.A must-watch for business owners, lawyers, and investors in the region. -
Is International Law Dead? | War, UAE, Media & Business Explained 01.04.2026 55λAre we really in a war… or is something bigger happening?In this episode of The Jurist Podcast, Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Dr. Habib Al Mulla to break down one of the most important questions today:Is international law still relevant?From rising tensions in the Middle East to media narratives, business uncertainty, and legal realities, this episode explores what’s really happening behind the noise.🎧 Watch till the end for real insights from one of the region’s top legal minds. -
Who Are You Beyond Your Profession? | Law, Business & Identity with Akbar Ali 18.02.2026 1ώ 10λIn this episode of The Jurist Podcast, Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Akbar Ali, corporate solicitor and founder of Ali Legal, for a conversation that goes beyond law and business.The discussion explores the realities of advising business owners, investors, and entrepreneurs, and the lessons that come from working closely with people making high-stakes decisions. Akbar shares insights on contracts, risk awareness, long-term thinking, and how legal guidance can shape business outcomes long before problems arise.Beyond legal practice, the conversation moves into identity, purpose, and the human side of professional success — asking an important question many professionals eventually face:Who are you beyond your profession?This episode is for lawyers, entrepreneurs, and professionals looking to better understand the intersection between law, business, and personal growth.This episode is brought to you by Ali Akbar Law Firm. -
Why Lawyers Can’t Be the “Best Kept Secret” Anymore | Personal Brand, AI & Legal Careers 07.02.2026 48λIn this episode of The Jurist Podcast, Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Rob Hanna, host of the Legally Speaking Podcast, for an honest conversation about personal branding, visibility, AI, and the future of legal careers.Rob shares how podcasting helped him break through a competitive legal market, why lawyers can no longer rely on being the “best kept secret,” and how trust is built in today’s attention economy.The discussion explores personal branding for lawyers, legal tech and AI, career growth, reputation, values, and building long-term impact in the legal profession.Brought to you by Elnaggar & PartnersChapters :03:40 From legal recruitment to building a global podcast07:30 Why lawyers can’t stay behind the scenes anymore12:45 Personal branding, trust & the attention economy18:30 AI in law: tools, training & human judgment26:00 Career growth, visibility & taking smart risks35:40 Values, reputation & long-term legacy -
The Jurist Podcast Ep. 5: What In-House Counsels Really Want – Dr. Mogy 03.11.2025 1ώ 1λIn this episode of The Jurist Podcast, Dr. Mogy opens up about the evolving role of the in-house counsel — from drafting perfect memos to delivering real business solutions.He and host Ahmed Elnaggar discuss what companies truly expect from their legal teams: business understanding, responsiveness, economic value, and clarity in decision-making.They also dive into the memo vs. solution mindset, billing transparency, the power of silence in negotiations, and how the ACC MENA network is shaping the next generation of in-house lawyers. -
The Jurist Podcast Ep. 4 | From Lebanon to Harvard: AI, Law & the Future – Najib Hage Chahine 26.10.2025 1ώ 1λIn this episode of The Jurist, host Ahmed ElNaggar sits down with Najib Hage Chahine (Managing Partner — Hage-Chahine Law Firm).We unpack:How AI is reshaping legal practice: risks, best practices, prompting, and human verification.The Lebanese legal market, its ties with the GCC, and exporting legal services.The Beirut Port case: liability, damages, and cross-border enforcement.Bringing Beirut back to the arbitration map: Beirut Arbitration Days & the Bar’s role.Fees, profitability, outsourcing, and practical advice for young lawyers.Applying to Harvard and securing financial aid—what you really gain from studying abroad. -
The Mediator’s Edge | The Jurist Podcast Ep. 3: How Oman is Rewriting Disputes – Hussain Al-Toubi 17.10.2025 55λIn Ep. 3 of The Jurist Podcast, host Ahmed Elnaggar sits down with Hussain Al-Toubi, Founder of Hussain Al Toubi Law Firm, to unpack why mediation is winning across the GCC, what Oman’s free-zone & 100% foreign ownership reforms mean for investors, and how AI will reshape both law firms and courts.They dive into practical ADR stories (105 labor disputes settled in 3 months), Oman’s new Mediation Law, the rise of investment courts, and why a great lawyer—like a true Arabian horse—never abandons the client mid-battle.
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