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Attorney Profile
Founder of Ale Mohammad Law Office and Former President of the Khuzestan Bar Association. Additionally, he has served as a Member of the Board of Directors of the Khuzestan Bar Association and is currently a Member of the Executive Council of the Union of Iranian Bar Associations (SCODA).
Seyed Mohamad Sadegh Alemohamad
Seyed Mohammad Sadegh AleMohammad Senior Lawyer and Member of the Board of Directors of the Khuzestan Bar Association
Professional Background and Experience:
Nearly 45 Years of Legal Practice: Ale Mohammad has nearly 45 years of experience in legal and criminal cases, family matters, probate, and commercial disputes, providing the necessary experience and expertise to solve various legal issues.
Interviews and Consultations: Ale Mohammad has been consistently interviewed and consulted by various domestic and international news agencies, especially the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA), on various legal and judicial matters.
Introduction Sessions and Lectures: During Ale Mohammad’s tenure, numerous introduction sessions and lectures were held, comprising lawyers and judicial officials of the province, particularly the chief justices of the time, fostering excellent interaction between the legal profession and the judiciary.
Defender of the Independence of Bar Associations: Ale Mohammad has been a staunch defender of the independence of bar associations and the independence of lawyers and has made significant efforts in this regard.
Beliefs and Views:
Independence of the Bar Associations: Al Mohammad firmly believes that to provide independent and effective defense for citizens, the independence of the bar associations and the independence of lawyers in their defense role must be fully respected and observed.
Rights of Lawyers in Legal Defense: No lawyer should be subjected to pressure or interrogation for their legal and professional defenses. The true status of lawyers must be recognized, and the culture of law and public awareness of the valuable role of lawyers is absolutely necessary and essential.
Respect for Lawyers in Judicial Authorities: The respect for lawyers in judicial authorities and other national bodies must be fully ensured, and comprehensive and clear laws and regulations must be established and implemented for this purpose.
“Our job is to solve the problems of clients who are often in difficult situations.”
Bachelor’s Degree in Judicial Law from Tehran University
Professional Background and Experience:
Presidency of the Khuzestan Bar Association: Served as the president of the Khuzestan Bar Association twice.
Membership in the Board of Directors of the Khuzestan Bar Association: Served several terms as a main member of the Board of Directors of the Khuzestan Bar Association.
Representation in the Executive Council of the Bar Associations’ Union: Represented the Khuzestan Bar Association in the Executive Council of the Nationwide Union of Bar Associations (SCODA) for several terms.
Publication of the First Newsletter of the Khuzestan Bar Association: During his presidency, the first newsletter of the Khuzestan Bar Association was developed and published.
Legal Representation of the Khuzestan Water and Power Organization: Represented the Khuzestan Water and Power Organization in several cases in the International Court of Arbitration in The Hague concerning Iran-U.S. disputes.
Legal Representation of Shahram Jazayeri: Represented Shahram Jazayeri in one of the significant and controversial cases related to economic crimes.
Legal Advisor at the Khuzestan Water and Power Organization: Provided legal advisory services to the Khuzestan Water and Power Organization.
Legal Advisor at the Karun Agro-Industry Organization and Khuzestan Steel Company.
“We fight for your legal rights.”