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Abu Dhabi law firm appoints 3 lawyers
ABU DHABI — International law firm Reed Smith Richards Butler (RSRB) has appointed three new lawyers specialising in M&A, projects and infrastructure to the firm's Abu Dhabi office.
Arash Amai, Gillian Hamblin and Raya Abu Gulal will be joining from the Abu Dhabi office of Simmons & Simmons.
Arash joins as a partner with particular focus on Middle East M&A and project work. In particular he has worked on some of the region's largest transactions in the oil & gas sector.
Gillian Hamblin joins as a senior associate and specialises in infrastructure projects and real estate. Gillian advises UAE-based developers and has considerable experience in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITS).
Vince Gordon, managing partner, RSRB, said: "These appointments are an important milestone. It enhances our corporate and project teams significantly and creates one of the largest
international law firms in Abu Dhabi."
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