About the founder - مكتب محمد الخليوي للمحاماة

Mohammed Alkhliwi

Founder of MAA Law Firm

Previously Among the First Licensed Private Notaries in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Previously Licensed by the Ministry of Commerce as a Certified Translator
Represented major Saudi and international entities in high-value commercial litigation and complex legal transactions.
Provided legal counsel on government loan agreements, international arbitration cases, and large-scale merger and acquisition deals.

About Mohamed Elkhliwi
Mohamed Alkhliwi is one of the prominent lawyers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the founder of MAA Law Firm, a leading legal practice based in Riyadh.
For over a decade, Mohamed has established a strong reputation in litigation, commercial law, and regulatory advisory services.
Before founding MAA Law Firm in 2017, Mohamed worked at Al-Enezi Law Firm in association with Squire Patton Boggs (formerly Squire Sanders), as well as with EKP and HFW. Following the establishment of MAA, he entered into strategic partnerships—first with Diaz Reus & Targ LLP in 2018, and then with HFW in 2019, where he served as a partner until April 1, 2025. His experience with international law firms has enabled him to develop a comprehensive legal vision with a global perspective—an approach that is clearly reflected in MAA Law Firm, a locally rooted practice that operates by international standards.

Mohamed brings extensive legal experience with a particular focus on litigation and foreign business establishment, including partnerships, joint ventures, and corporate structuring.
He has been licensed to practice law by the Ministry of Justice in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia since 2014, and was previously admitted as a solicitor by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) in England and Wales.
He has represented clients in complex disputes and major commercial cases across various sectors.
Under his leadership, MAA Law Firm has grown into a distinguished legal practice, providing counsel to government entities, multinational corporations, and local businesses on matters related to foreign investment, regulatory compliance, and strategic legal issues within the Kingdom. His work includes structuring mergers and acquisitions, offering regulatory advisory services, and resolving complex commercial disputes.