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List of Lawyers and Interpreters in Tunis List of lawyers and Interpreters in Tunis Prepared by the British Embassy Tunis www.gov.uk/government/world/tunisia The following list of lawyers and interpreters has been prepared by the British Embassy Tunis for the convenience of British Nationals who may require legal advice and assistance in Tunisia. It is provided on the understanding that we (the British Embassy Tunis) do not assume or undertake any legal responsibility, to you, or those affected, if you choose to take it into account when instructing a local lawyer. Further and alternatively, we cannot accept any liability to any person or company for any financial loss or damage arising from the use of this information or from any failure to give information. Our aim is to provide our customers with as much relevant information to enable them to make better informed decisions but our lists are not recommendations and should not be treated as such. List of Lawyers Name Email Address Telephone Address Regions Legal Practice Areas Language Served spoken ME Adly [email protected] +216 71 328 625 126 Rue Tunis General practice French; BELLAGHA +216 71 327 122 Radhia Corporate law Arabic; +216 71 329 117 Haddad, 1000 English; Tunis Me Rachid [email protected] +216 71 893 703 34 Rue Claude Tunis Attorney and Counsellor at Law French; GAIED Bernard Ongle Arabic; 21 Avenue English; Alain Savary Tunis Belvedere 1002 Me Slim [email protected] +216 71 791 364 Immeuble Tunis General Practice French; MALOUCH [email protected] Galaxie, Rue Arabic; E d'Arabie English; Saoudite, 1002 Tunis Me Baseem [email protected] +216 71 790 038 21 Rue d’Irak Tunis General Practice French; HALOUANI Immeuble Arabic; Galaxie Bloc B English; 1002 Tunis Me Mounir [email protected] +216 71 795 535 24, Rue Emir Tunis General Practice French; BAATOUR +216 71 282 193 Abdlekarim, Arabic; Mutuelleville English; 1002 Tunis Me Béchir [email protected] +216 71 883 094 26, Avenue Tunis General Practice French; MAMLOUK Mohiedine Arabic; KLIBI, Manar English; II 2092 Tunis Me Nadhir [email protected] +216 71 842 570 5, Rue Chypre, Tunis Avocat General Practice French; BEN +216 71 842 580 Mutuelle Ville Member of the Tunisian Bar Arabic; YEDDET 1082, Tunis English; Me [email protected] +216 71 751 236 5 Rue Chedly Tunis Business litigation, commercial French; Mohamed Kallala, and labour law Arabic; CHOFRI Menzah 5, English; Tunis Me [email protected] +216 71 785 611 14 Avenue Tunis General practice French; Slaheddine +216 71 782 075 Alain Savary, - Attorney-At-Law Arabic; Kaid Belvédère English; ESSEBSI 1002 Tunis Name Email Address Telephone Address Regions Legal Practice Areas Language Served spoken Me Hazem [email protected] +216 71 960 986 Rue Lac Tunis General Practice French; ABID +216 71 844 231 Victoria, Imm Attorney-At-Law Arabic; Lac des English; Cygnes, Les Berges du Lac Tunis Me Bechir [email protected] +216 71 882 690 25, av Youssef Tunis General Practice Legal Adviser French; GHACHEM Rouissi, Rés. Arabic; Diar El English; Ferdaous, Bloc A, Bur.103 Me Hajer [email protected] +216 71 232 807 5 Rue des Tunis French; BEN +216 71 232 826 Sports, General Practice Arabic; SLIMEN Menzah 1, English; 1004, Tunis Me Afif [email protected] +216 71 320 427 1 Avenue de Tunis General practice French; GAIGI France, Imm. Arabic; La Nationale, English; 2nd Floor, Escalier 2 (Opposite the French Embassy) Tunis 1000 Me Donia [email protected] +216 71 842 433 6 Rue Ibn Tunis Commercial Law French; HEDDA- +216 71 783 003 Hazem, Cité Arabic; ELLOUZE +216 71 846 137 Jardins, 1002 English; (Mrs) Tunis Me Sami [email protected] +216 71 280 304 7 Rue Tunis General practice, French; KALLEL +216 71 280 017 Mustapha Sfar Civil business, Arabic; Alain Savary Family and labour law and English; Tunis Investment and Litigation Belvedere Attorney at the Supreme Court Me (Mrs) [email protected] +216 71 231 959 Rue El Moez, Tunis Lawyer French; Samira [email protected] Immeuble El Arabic; LAOUANI Mahdi 1, English; Appart 112 El Menzah 1 1004 Tunis Me Ismaël [email protected] +216 71 784 515 13, avenue Tunis General practice French; M'RAD +216 71 784 644 Alain Savary - Avocat à la Cour Arabic; Belvédère English; 1002 Tunis Me [email protected] +216 72 255 020 Rue Mohamed Grombalia General practice French; Mohamed V, Grombalia Hammamet Arabic; AYAD Nabeul English; List of Interpreters Name Email Address Telephone Address Regions Translation Services Language Served spoken Cabinet Maître [email protected] +216 71 834 411 1, Rue Tunis Sworn Translator near the French; Inès Lassoued d’Egypte Courts Arabic; MRABET Lafayette, English; 1002 Tunis Hafaiedh [email protected] +216 71 347 803 98 Rue Radhia Tunis Specialized in English- French; ABDALLAH Haddad (ex- French-Arabic-Spanish Arabic; Yougoslavie) translations. English; 2° étage - 1002 Spanish Tunis Expat Services [email protected] +216 71 813 646 Tunis Business Tunis Arabic - English (fluent) - French; & Assistance [email protected] Center French Arabic; Sonia Immeuble English; Hachicha Sarra – DALTON Boulevard Principal, 1053 Les Berges du Lac Hamdi OMRI [email protected] +216 71 576 176 54, Bab Bnet Tunis Arabic – French – English – French; Avenue - 1st German Arabic; floor -Tunis English; Zaineb [email protected] +216 21 300 260 Bent Saidaine Zaghouan Master Degree in Translation French; BEN TAIEB +216 50 918 843 (1162) El Fahs Arabic; Zaghouan English; Mohamed [email protected] +216 72 221 444 39, Avenue Hammamet Arabic - French – English French; BEN +216 72 230 867 Habib & Nabeul Arabic; SLIMANE Bourguiba City English; Center (2nd Floor) 8000 Nabeul Najet [email protected] +216 31 523 682 Imm Bouneb Sousse & French; TRADUCTIO Trocadero- 1er Monastir Arabic; N Etage English; Trocadero Sousse Aymen Ben [email protected] +216 22 141 252 06, Rue El Sousse & Master Degree in Translation French; Hedi CHEBIL Farabi (next to Monastir Arabic; the Nouira English; Clinic) Trocadéro - Sousse 4000 Hamed +216 74 220 552 Rue Habib Sfax French; ENNOURI +216 74 298 109 Thameur, Imm Arabic; El Manar, Esc. 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