Mamoun Qudah

Mamoun Qudah's practice sits at the intersection of Jordan's civil-law tradition and the commercial realities of his clients' business. His postgraduate training in civil law underpins the firm's work on contract drafting, interpretation, and enforcement, particularly on transactions where Jordanian civil-law principles must be reconciled with commercial instruments drafted in the common-law style customary among international counterparties.

He represents creditors in complex debt-recovery matters, corporate clients facing commercial disputes with counterparties across the region, employers and employees in sensitive workplace matters, and financial institutions on banking-law issues. A lawyer in Jordan who moves between litigation strategy and transactional drafting with equal facility, he is often engaged on matters where contractual drafting precision must be secured at the outset to prevent, or to better position, later disputes.

He is admitted to the Jordanian Bar Association, the profession's regulator established under Jordanian Bar Association Law No. 11 of 1972, and practises within the ethical framework established by Article 54 of that Law.

Mamoun's practice covers commercial litigation before the Court of First Instance, the Court of Appeal, and the Court of Cassation, alongside criminal litigation where a commercial matter has a criminal dimension. His transactional work focuses on contract drafting, enforcement, and the recovery of sums due under commercial agreements.

In employment law, he advises both employers and employees on the drafting of employment contracts, internal policies, and the handling of disputes from internal grievance to formal litigation. On banking law, he acts for Jordanian and international banks on contentious and regulatory matters, and on fraud and financial-crime investigations he advises corporate clients on their exposure, investigation strategy, and defence.

• Jordanian Bar Association (active member).