Pinsent Masons has moved its Riyadh office to the King Abdullah Financial District, reinforcing the firm's long-term commitment to Saudi Arabia and its Vision 2030 agenda.
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Pinsent Masons has officialised this year’s partner promotions; amongst the 23 lawyers set to join the firm’s global partnership as of 1 May 2026 are Richard Ashmore (pictured left), energy and infrastructure partner in Doha, Qatar,
Pinsent Masons has followed up the opening of a new office in Shenzhen with government approval to enter a joint venture in the Qianhai Free Trade Zone with Chinese corporate law firm China Commercial
Seyavash Rahnema (pictured) is Pinsent Masons’ latest partnership addition to the Dubai office. Moving from Norton Rose Fulbright, Rahnema will support Matthew Escritt in the finance practice. His work will cover financial institutions and corporate
William Reichert (pictured) is the latest addition to Pinsent Masons’ corporate team in Dubai, effective September 1st, 2025. Reichert moves from Charles Russell Speechlys, where he led the Middle East corporate practice for six years – from 2019
Pinsent Masons announced the hire of Sairah Narmah-Alqasim (pictured). The new addition will serve as head of the employment practice for the firm’s newly launched Riyadh office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).
Pinsent Masons announces the establishment of Pinsent Masons Saudi Arabia Law Firm, kicking-off operations on March 1, 2025. Ibrahim Alajaji, formerly a partner at Alsabhan & Alajaji, will lead the newborn firm in Riyadh. Meanwhile, Alsabhan &
Marie Chowdhry (pictured) is a new partner at Pinsent Masons Middle East. Chowdry moves from a 4 year chapter at Lean Technologies, where she operated across Saudi Arabia and the UAE as a general counsel and
Tom Bicknell (pictured) joins Clyde & Co as a partner in its global financial services regulatory practice in Dubai, rejoining the firm after seven years. Tom Bicknell’s career path Bicknell is a financial services
Ron Nobbs (pictured) relocates from Stephenson Harwood‘s London to its Middle East construction practice, with the law firm having further plans to grow the team over the next five years. Ron Nobbs’career path
