Law Firms · Mergers and Acquisitions Law · Tunisia · Updated October 2026

Mergers and Acquisitions Lawyers in Tunisia (2026)

Find mergers and acquisitions law firms in Tunisia: profiles, offices and direct contacts.

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There are 5 mergers and acquisitions law firms in Tunisia on Global Law Lists, each with an address, website and practice areas. 2 firms list a phone number (see contact numbers). Compare with all 36 law firms in Tunisia and mergers and acquisitions law firms worldwide.

Avocatstunisiensréunis is a law firm in Tunisia.

Capabilities/Areas: Arbitration and Dispute Resolution

Country: Tunisia

Full-service business law firm in Tunis, founded 2002.

Capabilities/Areas: Litigation

Address: 29 Alain Savary Avenue, Belvedere – 1002 Tunis

State: Tunis Governorate

Country: Tunisia

Business law firm in Tunis founded in 2007 by Salah Dakhlaoui, advising on corporate, M&A and finance matters.

Capabilities/Areas: Foreign Direct Investment Law

Address: 67, Avenue Jugurtha, Mutuelleville 1082 Tunis

State: Tunis Governorate

Country: Tunisia

Full-service business law firm in Tunis, founded 1984.

Capabilities/Areas: Real Estate Law

Address: 34, Place du 14 janvier 2011, 1001 Tunis

State: Tunis Governorate

Country: Tunisia

Meziou & Elleuch Law Firm is a law firm in Tūnis, Tunisia.

Capabilities/Areas: Projects and Infrastructure Law

State: Tunis Governorate

Country: Tunisia

Where is the nearest mergers and acquisitions lawyer outside Tunisia?

  1. Fenech Farrugia Fiott LegalMalta511 km
  2. Mamo Tcv AdvocatesMalta511 km
  3. David Zahra & Associates AdvocatesValletta Region, Malta520 km
  4. Loucif + CoAlgiers, Algeria661 km
  5. The Legal PartnerPalma, Spain876 km
  6. Trivium AbogadosPalma, Spain876 km

What does a mergers and acquisitions lawyer do?

Mergers and acquisitions law covers buying and selling companies and businesses: structuring, due diligence, sale and purchase agreements, warranties and indemnities, regulatory and competition approvals, and completion.

How do I choose a mergers and acquisitions lawyer in Tunisia?

  1. Ask about completed deals of a similar size, sector and cross-border reach.
  2. Ask how fees are structured, such as caps or fixed fees for stages.
  3. Prepare company accounts, contracts and corporate records for due diligence.
  4. Confirm the lawyer is admitted and in good standing with the bar or law society in Tunisia, and ask who will handle your matter.

Contact numbers for mergers and acquisitions law firms in Tunisia

  1. Dakhlaoui & PartnersTunis, Tunisia+216 70 81 70 44
  2. Ferchiou & AssociésTunis, Tunisia+216 71 120 500

As listed on each profile. Profiles compiled from public sources are unverified until the firm claims them; call to confirm before you rely on a number.

Questions about mergers and acquisitions lawyers in Tunisia

Where is the nearest mergers and acquisitions lawyer to Tunisia?

Outside Tunisia: Fenech Farrugia Fiott Legal in Malta (511 km), Mamo Tcv Advocates in Malta (511 km) and David Zahra & Associates Advocates in Valletta Region, Malta (520 km), in a straight line.

What are the contact numbers of mergers and acquisitions law firms in Tunisia?

As listed on their profiles: Dakhlaoui & Partners (+216 70 81 70 44) and Ferchiou & Associés (+216 71 120 500).

Hiring a lawyer or law firm in Tunisia

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Find Trusted Lawyers in Tunisia | Legal Services Across Africa

Tunisia, strategically located on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa, has a well-established legal profession. Accessing experienced lawyers in Tunisia is essential for navigating the country's civil law system, which blends French legal traditions with Islamic law influences and a uniquely progressive Personal Status Code. With its proximity to Europe, strong trade links with the EU, and growing technology and renewable energy sectors, Tunisia offers significant legal market opportunities. Leading law firms in Tunisia serve both domestic and international clients, and Global Law Lists connects you with verified legal services in Tunisia, part of our Africa legal directory.

Understanding Tunisia's Legal System

Tunisia's legal system is based on French civil law with Islamic law influences. The Constitution of 2022 is the supreme law. Tunisia's Personal Status Code of 1956 — which abolished polygamy and established marriage equality — is one of the most progressive family law frameworks in the Arab world and has undergone further reform discussions.

Court Hierarchy and Judicial Structure

Courts of First Instance; Courts of Appeal; the Cour de Cassation (Court of Cassation); Administrative Courts; the Cour Constitutionnelle (Constitutional Court). Commercial Courts and Labour Courts handle specialized matters. The Tunis Centre for Arbitration serves as a regional institution.

Bar Association and Regulatory Framework

The Ordre National des Avocats de Tunisie (ONAT) regulates the profession. Approximately 8,000-10,000 registered lawyers. Tunis is the primary legal center, with Sfax and Sousse also hosting practices.

Fee Structures and Legal Costs

Senior rates: TND 300-800/hour (USD 100-260). Flat fees for company formation, property, and immigration.

Can Foreign Lawyers Practice in Tunisia?

No. Must work with locally admitted counsel. French law firms have market presence through partnerships.

Key Practice Areas in Demand

Corporate and commercial; banking and finance; real estate; energy (renewables); tax; labor; IP; tourism; international trade (EU-Tunisia trade agreements); technology and startups; family law (Personal Status Code).

Frequently Asked Questions About Lawyers in Tunisia

What types of lawyers are available?

Corporate, banking, real estate, energy, tax, labor, IP, tourism, trade, technology, and family law.

What is the Personal Status Code?

Enacted in 1956, it abolished polygamy and established greater marriage equality, making Tunisia's family law among the most progressive in the Arab world.

How much does a lawyer cost?

Senior: TND 300-800/hour (USD 100-260).

Can foreign lawyers practice?

No. Must work with locally admitted counsel.

How do I verify credentials?

Contact the Ordre National des Avocats de Tunisie (ONAT).

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