Ahmad Ismaiel
About Ahmad
Ahmad is a bilingual Arabic and English junior associate at the Firm, supporting both the Corporate and Dispute Resolution teams.
On the corporate side, Ahmad assists with M&A matters, drafting and reviewing shareholders’ agreements, Articles of Association, board and shareholder resolutions, and corporate governance documents. He also works on foreign investment licensing, incorporation of Saudi entities, post-incorporation compliance, corporate amendments, manager changes, UBO filings, liquidation procedures, and matters involving the Ministry of Investment, Ministry of Commerce, Saudi Business Center, and other government platforms.
Ahmad also supports the Firm’s dispute resolution work by reviewing case materials, analysing correspondence, preparing client updates, and assisting in developing practical case strategies. His work often involves coordinating between clients, government authorities, and internal teams to keep matters moving efficiently.
With international education and experience in the United Kingdom and the United States, Ahmad brings a practical and commercially aware perspective to his work. He is focused on providing clear, responsive, and client-oriented support across corporate, regulatory, and dispute resolution matters.
Educational Background
- Bachelor of Law (LLB) (Hons), University of Sussex
What clients say
"Feras Al Shawaf Law Firm provides us with good responsiveness and clear advice."
Client review, Chambers and Partners Global Guide (2026)"We have had the opportunity to collaborate with Al Shawaf on numerous occasions, and I am pleased to report that our experiences have been consistently positive."
Client review, Legal 500 (2026)"Their team is professional and reliable plus open to throw and appreciate innovative ideas in finding solutions. They have always demonstrated their willingness to assist us regardless of the complexity of the matters we are dealing with."
Client review, Legal 500 (2026)"Al Shawaf Law Firm leads on regional headquarters and subsidiary establishments and governance for international clients in the energy and construction sectors, and advises on Saudi corporate law matters and standardisation agreements across both public and private sector mandates. Managing partner Feras Al Shawaf and Fareed Yaldram have experience in transactions and regulatory negotiations."
Legal 500 Editorial commentary"The firm has an extremely well-prepared team of lawyers ready to meet clients' needs in a fast and highly professional manner. The firm has also had a significant impact on redefining employment relationships with local employees by harmonising the application of mandatory laws from two different countries."
Client review, Legal 500 (2026)
"They are pragmatic and provide practical recommendations. They also have a good understanding of the application of laws in the Kingdom, which is very important considering its evolving legal regime."
Client review, Chambers and Partners Global Guide (2026)
"Feras Al Shawaf Law Firm consistently offers strategic guidance that reflects a strong commercial perspective, understanding the practical and strategic needs of its clients."
Client review, Chambers and Partners Global Guide (2026)
"Al Shawaf has proven to be a valuable partner, and their proactive approach to business challenges has been instrumental in achieving mutual success. In particular I would like to mention the name of Feras AI Shawaf."
Client review, Legal 500 (2026)