Crowell & Moring LLP | Lebanon, USA | 20 Dec 2022
On December 15, 2022, in Raad v. Bank Audi SAL, Case No. 21-2612, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit vacated the Southern District of…
Herbert Smith Freehills LLP | Israel, Lebanon | 28 Oct 2022
Following-up on our earlier blog post (available here), the leaders of both Israel and Lebanon have yesterday signed a historic deal Delimiting their…
HFW | Israel, Lebanon | 28 Oct 2022
Israeli-Lebanese Treaty signed allocating maritime jurisdiction and Natural Resources between the two countries, including the Karish and Qana gas…
Herbert Smith Freehills LLP | Israel, Lebanon | 18 Oct 2022
During the second week of October, a historic agreement was agreed in principle between the Republic of Lebanon and the State of Israel over a…
Who’s Who Legal | Lebanon | 30 Sep 2022
Ziad Obeid is a partner at Obeid & Partners. A French-Lebanese international arbitrator and counsel, Ziad has been identified among the world’s…
Who’s Who Legal | Lebanon | 30 Sep 2022
Professor Dr Comair-Obeid is the founding partner of Obeid & Partners, and a professor of law at the Lebanese University. She is a member of the ICC…
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Obeid & Partners | Lebanon | 7 Apr 2022
In October 2019, Lebanese banks closed down, and while they did eventually reopen, there are severe restrictions on the withdrawal and transfer of funds and foreign currency transactions – known as "de facto" capital controls. In light of the impact that these restrictions have had on businesses, investors may be tempted to challenge them through recourse to investor-state arbitration.