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Georges Touma

Head Litigator
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Georges Touma is a seasoned litigator with nearly two decades of experience in civil, commercial, and real estate law. Known for his meticulous preparation and sharp courtroom strategy, Georges has become a trusted advisor to clients navigating high-stakes legal disputes across the UAE and Lebanon.

His practice spans the drafting and review of all types of civil and commercial contracts, advising on real estate transactions, and resolving employment and labour disputes. His strength lies in translating complex legal frameworks into practical guidance that clients can act on with confidence.


Before joining Kayrouz & Associates, Georges served clients through private practice in Beirut, where he earned a reputation for his personal approach to advocacy and thorough understanding of legal procedure. Today, he leads the litigation practice at the firm, ensuring every case is pursued with precision, integrity, and a commitment to just outcomes.

Core Responsibilities

  • Facilitating client communication and service coordination
  • Managing administrative workflows and supporting legal teams
  • Ensuring smooth interdepartmental collaboration
  • Representing the firm in client-facing engagements with professionalism and care

Areas of Practice

Energy Law

Georges advises energy companies on procurement, infrastructure agreements, regulatory compliance, and complex cross-border transactions. He is well-versed in the legal frameworks governing oil, gas, and renewables in the Middle East and helps clients structure deals that align with both commercial goals and regulatory requirements.

Dispute Resolution

As Head Litigator, Georges brings strategic clarity and courtroom strength to every dispute. He has successfully represented clients in civil and commercial litigation as well as arbitration proceedings.

Employment Law

Clients rely on Georges for advice in labour disputes, employment terminations, and collective bargaining agreements. He combines legal expertise with a strong sense of fairness and clarity in every matter.

Real Estate Law

Georges supports clients in structuring and negotiating real estate transactions, from sale and lease agreements to property disputes. His insights into the regional real estate landscape make him a valuable legal partner for developers and investors alike.

Civil law

Georges advises on a range of civil and contractual matters, from breach of contract claims to liability disputes. His focus is on safeguarding client interests and facilitating resolution with minimal disruption.

Core Responsibilities

  • Facilitating client communication and service coordination
  • Managing administrative workflows and supporting legal teams
  • Ensuring smooth interdepartmental collaboration
  • Representing the firm in client-facing engagements with professionalism and care

Qualifications

Admissions

Admitted to the Beirut Bar Association, 2006

Academic

Bachelor's degree in Law, Lebanese University, 2004

Licenses & Certifications

Languages

Arabic
English

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