Law & legal advisory office · Agadir
Lawyer at the Bar of the Courts of Appeal of Agadir, Guelmim and Laâyoune
Legal advice, advocacy, defence and representation before every court — and guidance through arbitration, mediation and alternative dispute resolution.
“Rigorous analysis, firm advocacy, solutions built around your interests.”
Agadir Bar
The firm
We look for practical, effective legal solutions that respect every party's interests — and avoid long, complex litigation whenever an amicable outcome is possible.
The Law Office of Maître Rachid Imskine provides legal advice, advocacy, defence and representation of clients before the various courts, and guides them through arbitration, mediation and alternative dispute resolution.
The office is led by Maître Rachid Imskine, lawyer at the Bar of the Courts of Appeal of Agadir, Guelmim and Laâyoune. He holds a law degree (private law) from the Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences of Ibn Zohr University – Agadir, and a Master's in Business Law from the same university.
The office practises across the fields of law, with particular focus on business disputes and on commercial, administrative, real-estate, banking, maritime and customs litigation.
Lawyer before the Courts of Appeal of Agadir, Guelmim and Laâyoune.
Ibn Zohr University — Agadir.
Faculty of Legal Sciences, Ibn Zohr University.
Representation in arbitration, mediation and amicable settlement.
Practice areas
Advice, litigation and representation across the law, with a specialism in disputes affecting companies, investors and individuals.
Supporting companies, managers and partners in their disputes, from preventive advice to court.
Defending traders and companies before the commercial courts.
Defending individuals and companies against the administration.
Protecting property rights and resolving related disputes.
Assisting individuals and companies in their dealings with banks and lenders.
Disputes in sea transport and port activities.
Defence in offences and disputes linked to import and export.
Representation in arbitration, mediation and amicable settlement.
Arbitration & mediation
The office represents and assists clients at every stage of arbitration, and offers mediation and amicable settlement.
Reviewing the arbitration agreement, building the case, filing or answering the request.
Briefs, arguments, evidence and hearings until the award is rendered.
Handling exequatur and enforcement of the arbitral award where needed.
Committed to practical, effective solutions that respect everyone's interests, the office favours an amicable outcome whenever possible — sparing you the length and complexity of litigation.
Our principles
Every document and detail is examined before any step.
Analysis grounded in statute and case law.
An accurate legal reading of the facts that sets the right course.
Court, arbitration or settlement — the strategy that serves you.
Strict professional secrecy and ethics.
Constant monitoring of new legislation and case law.
Book a consultation
Call us directly, or fill in the form: your request is sent to the office's WhatsApp for confirmation.
ReceptionMonday to Friday, by appointment
FAQ
Maître Imskine meets clients at the Agadir office by appointment. Call +212 661 192 427 or the landline +212 528 845 521, or send your request through the website form to the office's WhatsApp.
Maître Imskine is a lawyer at the Bar of the Courts of Appeal of Agadir, Guelmim and Laâyoune, and represents clients before first-instance, commercial and administrative courts and Courts of Appeal.
In arbitration the parties refer their dispute to an arbitral tribunal instead of a judge — often faster and confidential. The office supports you from filing through advocacy before the tribunal to enforcement of the award.
Yes, whenever possible. The office offers mediation and amicable settlement to reach a practical solution that respects everyone's interests.
Your ID and every document related to the dispute: contracts, correspondence, invoices, judgments, reports or land titles. We will identify anything missing together.
According to the nature and complexity of the case; they are agreed clearly before any step, in line with the rules of the legal profession.
“Rigorous analysis, firm advocacy”
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