With nearly three decades of legal expertise, Firas Al-Taamneh leads Taamneh and Partners with an unwavering commitment to justice, excellence, and impact. A formidable litigator and trusted advisor, he has successfully represented multinational corporations, government institutions, and high-profile clients in complex legal disputes. His courtroom advocacy, strategic foresight, and client-focused representation form the foundation of the firm’s reputation as one of Jordan’s most respected legal institutions.

Firas is widely recognized for his deep understanding of civil, commercial, corporate, and employment law, as well as regulatory compliance and litigation. His sharp negotiation skills and meticulous legal drafting have set a benchmark for legal excellence in the region. Under his leadership, the firm has grown into a hub for tailored legal solutions serving prominent clients

Beyond the courtroom, Firas Al-Taamneh has made significant contributions as a legal counselor and international legal expert. He has served as the chief legal representative for several embassies in Jordan providing full-spectrum legal counsel and court representation to protect the rights of migrant workers. His advocacy in these roles influenced both individual case outcomes and broader diplomatic strategies concerning migrant protection.

A recognized authority in international labor standards, Firas has worked extensively with international institutions such as the United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM), the International Labour Organization (ILO), and the Migration Policy Institute in Washington. He has served as a legal consultant to the UAE Ministry of Labor, where he led the drafting of new laws regulating private recruitment agencies and aligning UAE labor legislation with international standards.

Notably, he managed the ILO’s flagship project “Eliminating Forced Labor and Trafficking in Jordan,” implemented in coordination with the Jordanian Ministries of Justice, Interior, and Labor. His leadership in this program culminated in the adoption of Jordan’s National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking and Forced Labor—a landmark achievement in regional legal reform. He continues to advise on law enforcement, compliance mechanisms, and institutional development in labor regulation.

Firas has contributed to numerous legal reforms by drafting and reviewing legislation concerning employment agencies, standard labor contracts, human rights protections, and anti-trafficking measures in Jordan and abroad. His legislative work is not limited to national jurisdictions.

As a certified trainer, he has trained hundreds of judges, prosecutors, labor inspectors, and police officers. He participated in high-level legal conferences including the UN High-Level Dialogue on Migration and Development, and contributed to the design of Jordan’s human trafficking mitigation programs.

He is also a prolific legal writer, having published studies and papers with ILO, UNIFEM, and other regional and international bodies. His publications focus on legal reforms, migrant rights, labor law enforcement, and occupational safety, including notable works such as Work Permits of Migrant Workers in Jordan and Law and Practice on International Labor Migration: Jordan – A Case Study.

Firas Al-Taamneh holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law and a Diploma in Management from Mu’tah University and has been a certified professional attorney with the Jordan Bar Association since 1996. He is fluent in Arabic, English, and Turkish.

Through a combination of courtroom strength, international consultancy, legislative authorship, and legal education, Firas Al-Taamneh embodies the firm’s ethos: your fight is our fight.