Since 1953 we have been offering and facilitating legal services to domestic as well as foreign clients throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Hussein Shoukry’s professional career started in 1953 when Mr. Shoukry obtained the License No. (1) to practice law in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. At the beginning, Mr. Shoukry entered into a professional partnership in Jeddah with another Attorney (Mr. Ibrahim Noureldin Khalil), until Mr. Khalil’s retirement in 1963. In 1965 an acknowledged Attorney, Mr. Mahmoud Amin El-Ayouti, joined as a partner, and the firm operated under the title of “HUSSEIN SHOUKRY & MAHMOUD AMIN EL-AYOUTI”. The professional partnership lasted until 1986 when Mr. El-Ayouti passed away earlier that year. Since 1986 until present, the office is operating in Jeddah under the title of “HUSSEIN SHOUKRY LAW FIRM”.

MISSION

Our main objective is to safeguard and protect our clients’ interests by means of utilizing the existing laws and legal resources. Moreover to contribute towards developing the Legal profession in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) by means of having an effective role in raising awareness of rights and obligations; lobbying for the development of current and new regulations; adhering to the professions ethics; maintaining our lawyer’s reputation and raising their competence through experience and guidance in order that they may continue on rendering their skillful services to judiciary while maintaining the clients interests and rights in all circumstances.

VISION

Be a shield to those in need by seeking the truth, defending the weak, insisting that justice be administered with an even hand, “Be a pillar of strength for those who are weak and oppressed. Those who are strong but do wrong, make them pay for their wrong-doings.” and raise the standard of the legal profession. Which we truly believe can be achieved through facilitating the role of law in society, as it raises public consciousness of its rights, reduce disputes, and protects individuals as well as corporate entities from harm whether it be inflicted by others or produced from oneself.