Tamer Nagy Mahmoud’s practice focuses on international dispute resolution in complex, multi-jurisdictional disputes, and defense of clients in international investigations. Mr. Mahmoud also counsels corporate clients on antitrust matters, including analyzing the competitive implications of mergers and acquisitions, and navigating the regulatory proceedings before the relevant competition agencies. In addition, Mr. Mahmoud has assisted in the structuring and formation of private equity funds targeting investments in emerging markets, including Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.

Mr. Mahmoud has experience in matters relating to the Middle East, as well as matters involving public international law. He counseled governments and non-governmental organizations on numerous matters before international tribunals.

Prior to joining White & Case, Mr. Mahmoud was a member of an international law firm in Cairo, Egypt. His other professional experiences in Washington include research and public presentations on democracy and legal reform in the Middle East.

Bars and Courts
US District Court for the District of Columbia, 2010
District of Columbia Bar, 2008
Maryland State Bar, 2006

Education
JD, American University, Washington College of Law, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif, 2006
MA, American University School of International Service, 2006
BA, Earlham College, with honors, 2002

Awards and Recognition
International Affairs Award, Earlham College
Politics, Law and Public Service Award, Earlham College
Multicultural Students Academic Award, American University

Publications
"Arab Rationalism," Foreign Policy Magazine, May/June 2003

Languages
Arabic
English

Citizenship
Egypt
British