Mahmoud Hamrouch is a trilingual corporate, litigation, and arbitration lawyer at Hegazy & Partners, with extensive experience in legal advisory, contract drafting, and dispute resolution. He holds a Master of Laws in Public Law from Jean Moulin University (Lyon III) and dual Bachelor of Laws degrees from Paris I University (Pantheon Sorbonne) and Cairo University.

Mahmoud specializes in litigation, representing clients in commercial disputes in Egypt and overseeing cases with local counsels abroad, including in Gabon. He conducts in-depth case file studies, legal research in Egyptian, Moroccan, and Gabonese law, and drafts legal memorandums, notices, warnings, and appeal memos. He also attends first-instance court hearings, manages administrative court procedures, and files lawsuits with the General Prosecutor.

In arbitration, Mahmoud is involved in case preparation, legal research on substantive and international law, and drafting and submitting arbitration memos at CRCICA. He also assists in enforcing arbitral awards before Egyptian courts.

Beyond litigation and arbitration, Mahmoud provides legal counsel on corporate and regulatory matters, intellectual property, countertrade, import/export licensing, and labor law in Egypt and Morocco. He has experience in contract review and translation, due diligence, corporate governance report drafting, and attending and ratifying EGM, OGM, and BOD meetings. He also liaises with government authorities such as the Tax Authority, Egyptian Competition Authority, and GAFI.

With his strong litigation expertise and multilingual capabilities, Mahmoud plays a key role in advising and representing clients across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring comprehensive legal support in complex disputes and corporate matters.