Alrubayyi & Attorneys is a leading firm in Saudi Arabia that has an association with Quinn Emanuel.
We have a diverse dispute resolution practice and detailed knowledge of the Saudi law. We have acted in some of the most high-value and technically complex oil and gas, construction, bankruptcy, securities, real estate and tax cases.
The firm represents government entities, international corporations and Saudi companies in complex litigation and arbitration cases. We have significant experience in advising and acting in cases before Saudi courts and arbitral tribunals. With our colleagues throughout Quinn Emanuel’s global network, we serve our clients’ needs throughout the wider region and in other international jurisdictions, across all industry sectors and before international dispute resolution bodies.
Alrubayyi & Attorneys is led by Nasser Alrubayyi, who is a partner at Quinn Emanuel and one of the top and toughest litigators in the country. Mr. Alrubayyi’s deep trial capabilities see him act for international corporations involved in Saudi disputes. His deep understanding of Shari’ah and Saudi law and being masterful, passionate and articulate in the courtroom enabled him to be one of the first lawyers to argue cases before the Saudi Administrative Supreme Court and to win them all.
Legal 500 named Mr. Alrubayyi the only Next Generation Lawyer for Dispute Resolution for 2019 in Saudi Arabia and Next Generation Partner in its 2020 publication. Chambers and Partners ranked him for the year 2020, noting that he is “a high-calibre practitioner,” and for the year 2021, stating that he is “an astute practitioner with deep strength in Saudi disputes ... [and] a strong background in Islamic law”.
Alrubayyi & Attorneys has a team of highly experienced and bilingual lawyers who live and work in Saudi Arabia and can represent both Saudi and international clients. Our ability to draw upon our extensive and successful dispute experience places us in an unrivalled position to advise clients and act for them in complex cases.
