Business lawyer · Casablanca, Paris, Montréal
Laamrani Law Firm is an international law firm whose founder, Maître Abdelatif Laamrani, is admitted to practise in Morocco, France and Canada, as well as across the MENA region through the partnerships he has established.
“The finest successes are those we owe to no one but ourselves. There are shameful victories, and ‘glorious’ defeats, that leave their mark on people's minds and enter history.”Noureddine El Abbassi (Noré), Moroccan journalist, 1980-2017
Who we are
Laamrani Law Firm is an international law firm whose founder, Maître Abdelatif Laamrani, is admitted to practise in Morocco, France and Canada, as well as across the MENA region through the partnerships he has established.
Our lawyers have built deep, specialised experience advising and assisting governments, international organisations and national and multinational companies.
We also act for private clients — advisory work, pre-litigation and litigation — resolving their disputes in family and inheritance law, employment law and criminal law in Morocco and the MENA region, in France and in Canada.
Hundreds of clients, individuals and companies alike, have benefited from legal services grounded in attentiveness, empathy and a deep understanding of their needs, together with pragmatic and innovative solutions.
The firm in figures
Most of the leading banks and insurance companies in the market, and more than 200 companies advised on business law.
Our areas of practice
Abdelatif Laamrani
Laamrani Law Firm is the fruit of a dream and a passion. The dream of serving others through the knowledge and know-how acquired over a lifetime — through long, demanding years of academic and professional apprenticeship across different sectors and varied professional environments. And the passion that has always driven me, relentlessly: the passion for defending others.
Yet, like every great and enduring edifice, it demanded deep commitment and immense dedication; it took tireless effort and countless sacrifices to take shape…
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Banking today shapes and influences every aspect of modern life. In Morocco it is a relatively recent arrival, yet the legal mechanisms of banking activity have taken firm hold; they have been enriched and modernised through dynamic legislation, rising to international standards without overlooking national specificities.
In Morocco, local administrative organisation is the product of a long evolution, combining traditional institutions with modern ones. The governor is one of the central figures of that organisation: the King's representative in the prefectures, provinces and regions of the Kingdom, guarantor of public order and coordinator of the local services of the various ministries.
Latest news
On television · Medi1TV Afrique
Maître Abdelatif Laamrani takes stock of Moroccan banks' non-performing loans and the emergence of the debt-purchase market.
Watch the interview In the pressThe hotel management agreement is a major issue in tourism-driven economies such as Morocco, where tourism accounts for 7.3% of GDP.
Read the article September 2026 · Newsletter No. 2Banking monopoly and CRD VI, the new Code of Civil Procedure, reform of the legal profession, non-performing loans, crypto-assets.
Download the PDF 04 February · Legislative newsMergers, cartels, abuse of dominance… does Law No. 104-12 really apply to the insurance sector in Morocco?
Read the article 14 December · Firm newsA career spanning banking, insurance and in-house legal leadership, before admission to the Casablanca, Paris and Montréal Bars.
Read the interview March 2023 · Newsletter No. 1Bank Al-Maghrib circulars on microfinance, payment aggregators and PSD2, Supply Chain Finance and the LexisNexis book.
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Download the brochure (PDF)For any inquiry, call us during office hours on +212 (0) 522-448-273.
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