NLC represents foreign and domestic  producers, service suppliers, businessmen, local and multi national corporations in a broad range of local and international trade and services matters, from high technology to telecommunications and mega-tourism-developments. Also, we are currently devising an expert team consisting of several diamond and goldsmith experts to assess and mediate in local and regional disputes related to the industry. The NLC team includes economic analysts and accounting and computer specialists, as well as local and international trade lawyers, and provides comprehensive advice and assistance on all trade policy matters.

We aspire to become a corner stone in Jordan’s professional market and hence play a main role in providing regional service on a global level. We have helped many startup companies, as well as advising several multinational entities to meet their trade policy and dispute resolution needs.

In addition to work for major Arab, EU corporations and US, our international trade work over the last year alone has included clients in Japan, India and South Africa. We have counseled these clients in matters involving investments, trade disputes, management takeovers, and intellectual property disputes, "safeguards" proceedings and quota negotiations, as well as customs law, sanctions, export controls, anti-corruption, UN matters, legislative affairs, and other international trade advice. Our Firm’s capabilities enables us to attend documents, provide advice and counseling, and maintain barrier-free communication between companies and our attorneys in Arabic, English, French and Spanish.

In addition to counseling clients involved in active international trade cases or issues, we provide "prevention counseling" to producers and trade associations who anticipate future investigations. Depending on the needs of our clients, the International Trade Law Group will assemble a team for each particular case intended to obtain the best results within an agreed upon budget. Our professional staff of international trade law experts, former banking advisors and government officials, highly-trained economic and computer analysts operate in a lean and efficient manner.