Mar Gueye
Attorney at Law
Jurisdiksjon
Norway
Spesialisering
International private law, cross-border disputes, immigration law, Norway–Africa relations
Mar Gueye is a Norwegian lawyer and the founder of Avocat.no. He holds legal training from both Norway and France and has extensive experience handling complex cross-border disputes, particularly cases involving several jurisdictions in Europe and Africa. Through Avocat.no, Mar Gueye publishes legal analyses and invites lawyers and legal professionals from other jurisdictions to contribute. For legal assistance in Norway, Mar Gueye practices through Advokatfirma MG Partner AS.
Artikler av Mar Gueye
International Arbitration: The Basics
International arbitration has become the default dispute resolution mechanism for many cross-border commercial contracts. This article explains why, and what parties should understand before agreeing to it.
African Businesses Entering the Norwegian Market
Norway offers a stable, transparent legal environment for foreign businesses, but African companies entering the Norwegian market should plan for a distinct set of regulatory and immigration requirements.
Norwegian Businesses Operating in Africa
Norwegian companies expanding into African markets face a legal landscape shaped by more than fifty distinct jurisdictions, several regional economic communities, and a range of investment protection frameworks.
Familieinnvandring til Norge
Familieinnvandring er en av de vanligste grunnlagene for opphold i Norge, men også en av de mest sammensatte, med krav som varierer etter referansepersonens status og familierelasjon.
Judicial Review of UDI and UNE Decisions
When an application for residence, asylum or citizenship is refused in Norway, the applicant is not without recourse. This article outlines how UDI and UNE decisions can be reviewed by the courts.
Choice of Law in International Cases
Jurisdiction tells you which court can hear a case. Choice of law tells you which country's substantive rules that court will apply. The two are often confused, but the answers can differ.
Jurisdiction in Cross-Border Disputes
How courts determine which country has authority to hear a dispute that spans several jurisdictions, and why this question should be assessed before any other step is taken.