Directory of Best Lawyers in Morocco

Holder of a Bachelor’s degree in Legal Sciences (Private Law) – French Section, awarded in 2013, Maître Zakaria BELKASSEH also holds a Master’s degree in Legal Sciences – Business Law Option, with the grade « Bien », from the Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences – Rabat Agdal – Université Mohammed V in 2015 In February 2016, he was sworn in and registered with the Casablanca Bar Association, placing his know-how and his constant determination to succeed at the service of the clients of CABNET BELKASSEH LAW FIRM, in order to provide them with a quality service that meets their expectations and requirements.

Mohamed Reda Deryany is a business lawyer with more than fifteen years of experience. He is also an arbitrator accredited by the Ministry of Justice in Morocco. He holds several law degrees. After training in Business Law at Hassan II University in Casablanca and at the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas, he was sworn in as a lawyer in March 2010. He is also certified in investment arbitration in Morocco, in human rights in Switzerland and in OHADA law. He leads several seminars in Morocco and abroad, notably at the prestigious University of Paris II- Panthéon Assas. He is also a well-regarded author who has been published in several peer-reviewed legal journals and business magazines. He has also contributed to the publication of a collective law book in France. He is also a member of the Arbitration Committee of AHK Maroc.

A lawyer at the Casablanca Bar, I have for several years been assisting individuals and companies with their most strategic legal issues. Drawing on recognised expertise in business and corporate law, insurance law and labour law, I act both in preventive advice and in dispute resolution — company formation and restructuring, commercial litigation, insurance contracts, termination of employment contracts, disciplinary proceedings and employer-employee relations. My approach combines legal rigour with pragmatism: every case is handled with the same level of demand, whether it concerns a one-off consultation or long-term support. Available for remote consultations, I place my expertise at the service of my clients throughout Morocco and internationally, providing them with clear answers and concrete solutions.

A lawyer at the Barreau de Casablanca, Jad Berrada heads JB Law Firm, a practice dedicated to strategic legal advice in business law. For the past five years, he has been assisting companies, investors and individuals in securing their transactions, achieving compliance and managing their disputes, both in an advisory and a litigation capacity. Trilingual (French, Arabic, English), he holds consultations by videoconference. His practice covers business law in the broad sense: company law, contract law, employment law, consumer law, land law, liability law and business criminal law. He also handles arbitration and mediation matters, favouring alternative dispute resolution methods whenever possible. The author of several works devoted to the practice of business law — including "The 50 skills your business lawyer must necessarily possess" and "Techniques of legal reading and analysis" — he upholds one conviction: it is skills and strategy, more than knowledge of the texts alone, that make his clients win. Rigour, pragmatism and an understanding of business stakes guide the support he provides. The firm also handles labour law (contracts, employment tribunal litigation, for employees as well as employers), commercial litigation and debt recovery, intellectual and industrial property (trademarks, patents, counterfeiting), real estate law and commercial leases, as well as proceedings before the administrative courts.

A lawyer at the Casablanca Bar and Founder of the KTF Avocats law firm, I have for several years been assisting company directors, investors and individuals with their most sensitive legal matters. My practice covers business law in both its advisory and litigation dimensions: commercial law, intellectual property (trademarks and patents), contracts, debt recovery, real estate law and labour law. This dual capability — anticipating upstream and defending downstream — makes it possible to act with a complete view of the case, from the legal structuring through to its resolution before the competent courts. Every case is handled according to the same method: a clear-sighted assessment of the risks, the choice of a strategy suited to the client's objectives, and rigorous execution. Negotiation, drafting and litigation argumentation are approached with the same demand for precision, because that is often where the outcome of a case is decided.