The Meysan legal team, led by Partner Abdulwahab Sadeq and Senior Counsel Tarek Diab, has secured a significant appellate victory on behalf of a prominent Kuwaiti client. Initially, the firm represented a Kuwaiti company in a complex dispute with a major governmental entity over usufruct rights to a waterfront property and the legitimacy of a non-governmental bid submitted for the same.

In the first instance, the court ordered the client to compensate the governmental company over six million and five hundred thousand dollars for continued occupation of the disputed property. 

The Meysan team swiftly appealed the decision, and the Court of Appeals found merit in our arguments, setting aside the initial ruling, and remanding the case to the Court of First Instance for re-evaluation. Despite the lower court reaffirming its original decision upon review, our persistent efforts led to a subsequent appeal, which significantly altered the course of the proceedings. Through diligent advocacy and strategic litigation, the team’s efforts led to a reduction in the compensation to less than half a million dollars—a testament to our team’s resilience and expertise in managing legally complex disputes.

Furthermore, it is noteworthy that Meysan represents several international clients within the automotive and energy sectors, handling a broad spectrum of legal challenges both within and beyond the borders of Kuwait.

Landmark Victory for Meysan client as DIFC Court of Appeal Upholds USD 1.6 Billion ICC Award in long running Iraq Telecom proceedings
Landmark Victory for Meysan client as DIFC Court of Appeal Upholds USD 1.6 Billion ICC Award in long running Iraq Telecom proceedings

In a landmark judgment issued last week, the DIFC Court of Appeal has upheld a USD 1.6 billion ICC arbitration award in favour of Meysan client Iraq Telecom Ltd, bringing to an end the largest set-aside application in the history of the DIFC Courts. The ruling confirms that the award… Read more

Meysan Acts as Kuwait Counsel to the Joint Lead Managers on Boubyan Bank’s US$500 Million Sukuk Issuance.
Meysan Acts as Kuwait Counsel to the Joi...

KUWAIT CITY, June 15,2025 - Meysan Partners successfully advised the Joint Lead Managers as Kuwait counsel on Boubyan Bank's US$500 million senior unsecured Sukuk issuance under its US$3 billion Trust Certificate Issuance Programme. Transaction Overview: The transaction marks Boubyan bank’s return to the debt market after 3 years • 4.2… Read more

MEYSAN ADVISES ON SUCCESSFUL US$250 MILLION AT1 CAPITAL SUKUK ISSUANCE FOR WARBA BANK
MEYSAN ADVISES ON SUCCESSFUL US$250 MILL...

Meysan acted as Kuwait counsel to Warba Bank K.S.C.P. (“Warba”), in its successful issuance of a US$250 million Perpetual Additional Tier 1 Capital Sukuk through its SPV, Warba Tier 1 Sukuk (3) Limited. This successful transaction marks the first US Dollar AT1 issuance from Kuwait in 2025, and the first… Read more

Dr. Abdulwahab Sadeq, Partner and Head of the Competition Practice, was a featured speaker at the inaugural GCR MENA Conference in Dubai
Dr. Abdulwahab Sadeq, Partner and Head o...

As part of Meysan’s continued commitment to contributing to the legal discourse in the region, Dr. Abdulwahab Sadeq, Partner and Head of the Competition Practice, was a featured speaker at the inaugural GCR MENA Conference in Dubai. The event brought together prominent legal practitioners, regulators, and economists to explore emerging… Read more

Final COMESA Competition Commission investigation into CAF broadcasting agreement wraps up, with Meysan team securing closure
Final COMESA Competition Commission inve...

Confederation Africaine de Football (CAF)'s $400 Million+ broadcast investigation into its agreement with beIN Sports concludes; leading #African and #Middle #Eastern law firms played key roles behind the scenes. Meysan's Partner Tarek Badawy, Senior Associates Salma Abdelaziz and Ismail Lamie, and Associate Aya El Far advised CAF; beIN was represented… Read more

Kuwait: Legal Reforms and Their Impact on Equality, Society, and Child Protection
Kuwait: Legal Reforms and Their Impact o...

Kuwait has recently introduced three significant legal reforms marking a major step towards strengthening human rights, gender equality, and child protection. These legislative amendments include: Raising the Minimum Marriage Age to 18: Decree Law No. 10 of 2025 amending Article 26 of Law No. 51 of 1984 (Personal Status Law)… Read more