A lawyer for each problem.


Commercial life is as exciting as it is complex, and legislation moves quickly. We answer that with specialisation rather than scale.

Depth, not breadth

Our lawyers specialise, then work in constant contact with one another — exchanging technical knowledge and the experience that only comes from carrying matters to their conclusion. Clients draw on the whole of that knowledge, whichever area of law their question falls in.

Continuing education is not an obligation we tolerate; it is how we keep our advice worth having. We update and widen what we know so that the counsel you receive reflects the law as it stands today, not as it stood when the file was opened.

Lawyers who speak the language of business

Sound solutions are rarely possible without knowing the business behind the problem.

Our aim is to understand the difficulties you are facing and to find answers to them, which is why we take an interest in what you actually do. Our lawyers have spent years advising leading companies and industry federations across their respective sectors, and they bring that knowledge of the market to the legal question in front of them.

What clients can hold us to

Four commitments that govern how a matter is run, from the first meeting to the closing of the file.

We listen first

The brief you arrive with is rarely the whole problem. We spend the time to find the rest of it before advising.

We stay involved

A partner who takes the matter on remains on it. You will not be handed down the file after the engagement is signed.

We meet the deadlines we agree

Timetables are set with you and kept. Where a court or counterparty moves them, you hear it from us first.

We propose practical solutions

Advice that cannot be acted on is not advice. We give you the options and what each will cost you in time, money and relationships.

Protecting your commercial interests in Morocco

When disputes arise, our priority is your commercial position — resolved by negotiation, by mediation, or where necessary through the courts.

The approach is proactive. We aim for the best available outcome while preserving the business relationships that will outlast the dispute, and we say plainly when the two cannot both be had.

On mediation