Natalie Sweiss
Associate
Natalie Sweiss is an Associate with dual legal expertise spanning the State of Qatar and the United Kingdom, providing legal services in both Arabic and English. With a strong ability to independently manage complex legal matters, Natalie has extensive experience overseeing legal portfolios, drafting legal memoranda, negotiating and preparing commercial agreements in both Arabic and English, and developing governance and regulatory frameworks. She also provides strategic support in corporate management and business operations, ensuring legal and commercial objectives are effectively aligned. Natalie has gained valuable international experience through her work with leading law firms in Qatar and the United Kingdom, where she advised on a broad range of corporate, commercial, regulatory and dispute-related matters. Her experience includes supporting multinational clients, conducting complex legal research, assisting with cross-border transactions, and contributing to the drafting and negotiation of sophisticated commercial agreements. In addition to her commercial legal practice, Natalie has worked closely with non-governmental organisations and international advocacy initiatives, focusing on business and human rights, access to justice, social impact and policy development. She has contributed to legal research, advocacy projects and public policy initiatives aimed at promoting accountability, equality and the protection of fundamental rights.
Education
- Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Human Rights Law, with Distinction, University of Sussex
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) with First Class Honours, University of Reading
- Currently pursuing qualification as a Solicitor in England and Wales
Languages
Arabic, English
Focus Areas
Corporate & Commercial, Dispute Resolution, International Law, Compliance & Governance
Areas of Expertise
- Corporate & Commercial Law
- Dispute Resolution & Litigation
- International Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Arbitration & Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- Criminal Law
- Family Law Matters