Our Story
NAL LAW GROUP comprises a group of integrated services, all related to intellectual property law, practice and strategy, grouped under one vision, and an integrated mission. NAL LAW GROUP first emerged in 2012 with the establishment of NAL LAW FIRM specializing in Intellectual Property by Professor Nermien Al-Ali, after practising law in Egypt for seven years and lecturing in Franklin Pierce Law Centre (University of New Hampshire now) on managing intellectual property rights as business assets for four years. Franklin Pierce Law Centre was then the top law faculty in the world in intellectual property law and practice.

After completing her masters Nermien created the Comprehensive Intellectual Capital Management (CICM) Model, published by John Wiley & Sons in New York in 2001. Nermien’s research and work focused on developing business models for managing intellectual capital through its lifetime starting with ideation and creation, to innovations and inventions, and culminating in acquisition of defendable/enforceable intellectual property rights. After being a partner in two major law firms in Egypt, she founded NAL LAW to offer what LEGAL500 described after a year and a half “a top tier IP law firm on their own” and calling Nermien the best IP Lawyer in Egypt in 2015 based on the testimony of multinational corporations.

In 2017, NAL LAW launched corporate and contracts services in response to clients’ demands, to offer integrated business and intellectual property strategies that inform and define corporate structure, commercial deals and market plans. As NAL LAW Group grew, our advocates were constantly raising awareness on intellectual property matters of businesses, individuals, government officials and the public in general, culminating in the launch of NAL Academy in 2019 offering training programs on intellectual property. Spreading awareness and educating the public about the importance of intellectual property to business and socio-economic development, inspired NAL LAW Group to extend legal services to start-ups and individual creators and inventors through the launch of NAL LAW E-Services in 2021. E-Services would enable start-ups and small businesses to file to register a trademark, establish a company or finalize legal due diligence online for affordable fees and in exceptional time, while getting the best legal advice.
Vision
Vision
To combat and challenge counterfeits, being genuinely concerned advocates, by educating the public, corporations, and governments, about the importance of protecting intellectual property rights for its serious impact on our socio-economic development.
Mission

To protect and enforce intellectual property rights by setting effective integrated strategies, leveraging our dedicated academy, offering advanced e-services, and constantly informing our society about the profound harms of counterfeits on our safety and economy

Values

Our professional ethics can be summarized in: T R A C

Transparency. Transparency means each member knows what the other does, and shares knowledge and experience. We work as a team. To the client we are transparent, communicating what we do and how we do it. With transparency comes honesty and desire to improve oneself and performance.

Respect. For time . Time is of the essence. Respect for time means we come on time and leave to have a life at home as well. Means we complete a task in the shortest time, without compromise on quality and report back to the client immediately. In brief respect for time is the basis for productivity and profitability to all.

Absolute professionalism. Each in his area of expertise each should apply the highest degree of professionalism. It means to respect the opinion of colleagues and address it politely regardless of any personal considerations. Means to conduct oneself at court, at government authorities, at the firm, with the client in a manner worthy of the honor of the profession, and not to give advice until researching the law, judicial decisions and practice. And to keep all work at firm and client matters confidential.

Courtesy. Means respect to everyone I deal with at the office, at court, at government authorities. It means I listen when they speak, and not to use any remarks that profiles any other person because of his religion, race origin, sex or political belliefs. 

Our Leading Team

Meet Our Team

Nermien Al-Ali Group Head / Managing Partner
Khaled Kamal Partner
Hazem Anas Senior Attorney
Mahmoud Abdel Salam Senior Attorney