Strategy. Coordination. Execution.
Cross-border disputes, international arbitration and enforcement. A focused practice along the Mediterranean axis, with reach into Africa, MENA and Latin America.
Madrid
Casablanca
Cross-border disputes, international arbitration and enforcement. A focused practice along the Mediterranean axis, with reach into Africa, MENA and Latin America.
MEHA Law represents corporates, investors and institutions on international matters of high legal intensity: commercial and investment arbitration, complex litigation, and cross-border enforcement, with particular depth in energy and resources disputes.
Our approach is bespoke, tailored to high-stakes mandates where strategy, coordination and execution are critical. We act as a central, client-aligned trusted advisor: close to the principal, fully focused on the outcome.
The firm is focused, agile, and international, built for matters with a strong cross-border dimension along the Mediterranean axis. Senior attention on every file, lean teams, and a disciplined execution model adapted to the demands of sophisticated clients and funders.
The Madrid–Casablanca axis connects the Iberian peninsula to North Africa and, by extension, to sub-Saharan African and Gulf markets. For European groups investing in the Maghreb, for Moroccan players operating in Europe, and for Africa-to-Americas flows transiting through Madrid, it is a natural corridor for structuring, financing and dispute resolution.
A focused practice on cross-border matters where international coordination determines the outcome.
Commercial and investment arbitration under ICC, ICSID, UNCITRAL, OHADA, DIAC, CCB and CIIAM rules. From clause drafting through award, annulment and enforcement. Proceedings conducted in English, Spanish or French.
Recognition and enforcement of foreign awards and judgments. Exequatur, asset tracing, attachment, and multi-jurisdictional coordination.
Pre-dispute risk assessment, treaty-aware structuring, co-counsel coordination and litigation funding. Strategic reading of the file before the dispute crystallises.
Mining, oil & gas, renewable energy, generation and transmission infrastructure. A practice built on treaty and contract, with granular knowledge of sector disputes.
Sale and purchase, offtake, transport and storage contracts. Trade and commodity finance. Direct articulation with banks and counterparties.
Construction, EPC, concessions, public-private partnerships, regulated projects. Steering of matters with a heavy regulatory and public-sector component.
The same network that secures disputes also supports transactions. On commodity flows (energy, metals, agricultural products) and on cross-border investments, MEHA Law mobilises legal counterparts, sectoral experts and banking partners to structure, negotiate and execute.
Sale and purchase, offtake, transport, storage. Articulation with banks and trade finance.
Cross-border structuring with treaty-aware reading from the outset. Selection of BIT protections.
When a transaction tips into litigation, seamless transition to commercial or investment arbitration.
Rather than a captive presence in every jurisdiction, MEHA Law works through a carefully curated network of local co-counsel. For each matter, the team is built around the firms and lawyers best positioned in the relevant forum.
Network of leading local firms, mobilisable across OHADA jurisdictions and beyond. Proven capacity on extractive and infrastructure mandates.
Madrid as a natural gateway to Latin America. Direct relationships with leading regional firms and their disputes and arbitration teams.
Regular coordination with US firms on international arbitration, enforcement (1782, FSIA) and fraud matters.
Sectoral and geographic coherence across the portfolio.
Co-counsel in representation of the investor.
Co-counsel in representation of the investor in a USD 1 billion claim regarding a mining concession.
First chair in representation of a Latin American client against a US investment fund. ICC proceedings.
Second chair in representation of the investor. ICC proceedings against a sovereign respondent.
Counsel in representation of the investor. Sectoral concession matter.
Co-counsel in representation of the investor. Swiss ASA Rules.
Negotiation of eight fast-charging contracts. Pre-litigation phase.
Negotiation of mining contracts and infrastructure financing.
Active mandate. Multi-jurisdictional recognition and enforcement strategy under way.
France, Luxembourg, Spain and Dubai. Unified coordination from a single point of contact.
Trained at tier-1 international arbitration practices in Paris, Washington D.C., Latin America and Madrid, on high-stakes commercial and investment arbitration matters before ICC, ICSID, PCA and UNCITRAL tribunals.
Practice built on commercial and investment arbitration, cross-border enforcement, and energy, mining and infrastructure disputes. Co-led an arbitration practice in Spain before founding MEHA Law.
In addition to representing parties as counsel, Munia sits as arbitrator and is listed on the rosters of several leading arbitral institutions.
For new matters, co-counsel inquiries and funding structuring, please write directly.
