Dana Aldulaimi

Lecturer with hands on professional experience specializing in cross-border commercial transactions and public policy. I am quality driven, energetic, and take pride in my work. Over the course of my education and career, I was willing to push past my comfort zone to achieve my goals. I appreciate developing my skillset to demonstrate indispensable positive impact and success. I am dedicated to the organisation and the betterment of the community it serves. I’m searching for an opportunity in the UAE, where I currently reside.

Over 10 years in legal practice and 3+ years in academic teaching. I recently worked as a faculty member at Gulf University for Science & Technology teaching Business Law, Ethics, Sustainable Development and CSR.

LL.M. in International Commercial Law, 2016

Bournemouth University, UK

Modules: International IP Rights Law, International Law of the Environment, Corporate Law (Theory & Practice), International Cyber Law & Internet Governance, International Trade Law, International Law of Organizations (WTO, UN, EU etc.)

Reviewed with Distinction: “Veiled Protectionism or Perpetual Challenge to Development? A Practical Analysis of the State of

Kuwait’s Regulation of Commercial Agencies Under the New Law 13/2016”