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Mohammed Koperly is the Managing Partner at Salt & Associates Law Firm in Iraq, where he brings a wealth of expertise in corporate and commercial law. With a strong educational background in the United Kingdom, including a Postgraduate Diploma in Law from Brunel University London and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Westminster, Mohammed combines his international training with in-depth knowledge of Iraq’s legal landscape. His career has spanned key roles both in Iraq and London, advising multinational corporations on market entry strategies, corporate structuring, and high-stakes commercial transactions.
His legal expertise is extensive, encompassing asset recovery, the development of cybersecurity legal frameworks, and intellectual property law. Notably, Mohammed has led significant cases in corporate restructuring for global clients, including a major German corporation, and has worked on high-profile intellectual property disputes, such as trademark registration and copyright infringement cases. His strategic approach has also been integral to complex negotiations with governmental bodies, including a successful settlement with the Iraq Ministry of Health on behalf of a pharmaceutical company.
Fluent in both English and Arabic, Mohammed is adept at navigating cross-border legal challenges, providing legal support to international clients operating in Iraq’s evolving market. His recent work includes the formation of branches for state-owned companies, handling sensitive diplomatic mission cases, and representing clients in high-profile artifact legal matters. A respected member of the Iraqi Bar Association and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Mohammed’s commitment to excellence and ethical practice continues to define his leadership at Salt & Associates, where he focuses on delivering tailored legal solutions to meet the needs of both local and international businesses.
Postgraduate Diploma in Law
Bachelor in Law (LLB)
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