The Firm

Three decades of integrated legal service.

Established in Amman in 1995, KLEON provides integrated legal services to clients in Jordan and across Arab and international jurisdictions.

Our Story

Established in Amman. Connected across borders.

KLEON Law Firm was established on January 1, 1995, in Amman, Jordan. Since its establishment, the firm has expanded its scope of work beyond Jordan, providing legal services to clients across a wide range of Arab and international jurisdictions.

The firm’s practice has developed to include domestic and international arbitration, in addition to licensed private notary services, allowing KLEON to serve businesses, investors, institutions, and private clients with an integrated legal approach.

Key Figures

Experience measured in enduring service.

30+Years of legal experience
2,000+Matters handled
20+Lawyers across multiple jurisdictions
1,000+Clients served

Integrated Capability

Legal services under one roof.

KLEON offers a comprehensive range of legal, judicial, arbitration, private notary, and legal translation services under one roof. The firm handles each matter through a specialized legal team, ensuring coordinated representation, continuous follow-up, and professional attention throughout every stage of the engagement.

KLEON distinguishes itself by providing a wide range of legal and judicial services in one place, supported by a specialized team that manages and follows each matter from beginning to end. This integrated structure enables the firm to provide clients with efficient, coordinated, and comprehensive legal support.

Founder

Dr. Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud Al-Hunaity

Lawyer, International Arbitrator and Licensed Notary.

International Reach

KLEON serves clients from Jordan and abroad, including clients from the United States, Gulf countries, Europe, Turkey, China, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Japan, Tunisia, and Morocco.

  • Jordan
  • United States
  • Gulf countries
  • Europe
  • Turkey
  • China
  • Philippines
  • Bangladesh
  • Ethiopia
  • Japan
  • Tunisia
  • Morocco