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Ahmed Galadari is widely recognized as a leading legal expert in the Gulf region, particularly for his significant contributions to the development of alternative dispute resolution across the UAE. With full rights of audience in the UAE courts, he is one of the region’s most experienced and respected court advocates, known for his exceptional advocacy skills and commanding presence as a trial lawyer.
As Managing Partner at Galadari Advocates and Legal Consultants, Ahmed leads the firm’s litigation and dispute resolution practice across its offices in Dubai, the DIFC, and Abu Dhabi. His deep knowledge of UAE court procedures and regulatory frameworks makes him a central figure within the firm, where he is frequently relied upon by litigation teams for strategic guidance and legal insights. Since joining the firm in 1990, Ahmed has played a key role in its growth and daily operations, consistently contributing to its reputation for legal excellence.
Ahmed is highly regarded by both peers and clients for his ability to provide clear, effective legal counsel. His leadership is marked by a hands-on approach, where he supports teams in developing robust defense strategies, evaluating legal options, and anticipating potential outcomes with precision. His strategic thinking and focus on in-depth legal analysis have made him a trusted advisor in some of the UAE’s most high-profile litigation cases.
His client base includes high-net-worth individuals and prominent corporate entities, whom he has represented in complex disputes involving breach of contract, fraud, partnership and shareholder disagreements, professional malpractice, civil rights claims, and real estate litigation. His expertise spans several sectors, including corporate and commercial law, construction and infrastructure, real estate and property, and compliance and regulatory matters.
Ahmed holds a law degree from Al Ain University in the UAE. He is licensed by the Dubai Legal Affairs Department, the UAE Ministry of Justice, and the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department. Fluent in both Arabic and English, he operates effectively across diverse legal, cultural, and business environments.



