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SAT & Co’s new partner Ahmed Yehia

SAT & Co is pleased to announce the promotion of Ahmed Yehia Hamdalla to partner within the firm’s Dispute Resolution team. Hamdalla is a trusted advisor to regional businesses, high-net-worth individuals, and specialised trading companies, particularly within the UAE’s gold and commodities sectors. Known for his sharp analytical skills and methodical approach to litigation, Hamdalla regularly advises on high-stakes commercial disputes, insurance claims, and cross-border enforcement matters. His work has contributed to key precedents before the Dubai Court of Cassation, and he is often recognised by clients and peers alike for his ability to simplify complex procedural issues while remaining focused on practical outcomes.

Hamdalla’s promotion is a strategic step for SAT & Co as it continues to strengthen its next generation of leadership. His rise within the firm reflects both the success of SAT & Co’s Dispute Resolution practice and the firm’s long-term commitment to nurturing talent that blends technical excellence with client-focused thinking. As SAT & Co expands its visibility across the UAE and internationally, Hamdalla will play a key role in shaping the practice’s growth and deepening client relationships.

Ahmed Yehia commented, “I’m honoured to join the partnership at SAT & Co. I’m proud of the trust our clients place in us and grateful for the mentorship and collaboration that have shaped my journey here. I look forward to playing a greater role in helping the firm expand its dispute resolution practice and continue delivering strategic, effective solutions for our clients.”

SAT & Co co-founder and head of dispute resolution Abubaker Karmustaji commented, “Ahmed has shown consistent excellence in handling highly complex matters, and his dedication, insight, and professionalism are valued not only by our clients but by the entire team. His promotion reflects the strength of our next generation of leaders and the ambition we have for the future of our disputes practice.”

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