For nearly a decade, the name Majed Boueiz has appeared in the Lebanese and international press for one reason: standing in front of clients when everything is on the line.
Counsel to national leaders, a major political movement, former ministers, artists' families — and to the principle that disputes belong before a judge.
Majed Boueiz is a Lebanese attorney whose practice has been documented continuously in the English, French and Arabic press since 2018.
His work spans defamation and false-news litigation, crisis counsel, civil damages actions, cyber-related proceedings, and disputes in the world of arts and entertainment.
He is equally known for how he practises: filings announced openly, evidence published rather than described, and a standing invitation to opponents — bring your proof to court.
Whoever has evidence should carry it to the courtroom — not to the cameras.— The office's standing principle
Every position the office takes in public is built on records it can produce.
Clients come to this office in their hardest hour. They are defended, for as long as the fight lasts.
Campaigns end; judgments remain. The office accepts what the judiciary decides.
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