Engie Mohsen

About Engie Mohsen

Engie is an Associate in our International Arbitration Group and Global Investigations Group.

Engie has experience working on international disputes with a focus on investor-state arbitration, commercial arbitration, and international litigation. She has acted in matters under a variety of arbitration rules and across a range of sectors including general commercial disputes, construction, energy and real estate.

Engie has also advised clients on global investigations for fraud, financial crime, bribery, corruption, and asset-tracing across several jurisdictions. 

Engie is a member of the New York Bar. She is fluent in English and Arabic with proficiency in French and Spanish.

Recent work

A sample of Engie's recent experience includes advising:

• investors in an ICSID arbitration against Kuwait arising out of the development of a real-estate project.
• a global investment holding company in relation to relation to breaches of contract and investment arbitration procedures.
• a Middle Eastern energy corporation in ad hoc expert determination proceedings concerning construction claims.
• a Saudi Arabian petrochemical company in relation to its internal investigation of fraud, bribery, and corruption.
• a multinational automation company in relation to its litigation for removal of a commercial agent.
• a multinational mobile telecommunications company in relation to its internal investigation of anti-money laundering and bribery in connection with US litigations.
• a multinational mobile telecommunications company with investments in Syria, in relation to its business operations and exposure to sanctions.
• an oil super major on jurisdictions with favourable BIT protections for new business operations.
• a multinational organization in relation to negotiating public hospital contracts.
• a multinational organization in relation to litigating civil claims.
• a multinational company in relation to its dispute and contract termination in multiple jurisdictions.
• a global investment holding company on its pre-acquisition due diligence in relation to favourable jurisdictions for BIT protections.
• a multinational bank in relation to international civil procedure for a UK litigation.
• a holding company on the enforcement of a foreign judgment.
• a holding company in relation to the investigation of fraudulent transactions by subsidiaries.