A licensed Saudi lawyer.

He is a member of the Saudi Bar Association and a founding partner of Mohammed AlHashem Law Firm and legal Consultations. He also practices law in the fields of drafting and legislation, commercial arbitration, corporate governance, compliance, and legal risk management for local and regional companies.

Mohammed Alhashem has held various legal, administrative, and institutional roles. He previously served as legal advisor at the General Secretariat of the Administrative Judiciary Council and Secretary of the Jurisdictional Conflict Committee. He also oversaw a decision-support center and chaired the Digital Transformation Measurement Committee.

His experience includes serving on several committees at the Board of Grievances, such as the Supreme Supervisory Committee and the Electronic Transactions Committee. He was also part of the team responsible for developing the Board’s strategic plan, establishing its performance management system, and reviewing organizational structures across the Board and its courts.

He participated in several legal committees responsible for studying proposed amendments to certain laws, projects for concluding international agreements, and regulatory bylaws.

Alhashem provides advisory and arbitration services to companies, focusing on establishing clear governance frameworks, designing compliance and legal risk management policies, and supporting boards of directors and executive teams in structuring partner relationships, safeguarding investments, and reducing the likelihood of disputes—or managing their consequences when they occur. He also serves on the boards of several companies and institutions and works as a legal advisor, leading efforts to strengthen governance, enhance transparency, and regulate the relationship between ownership and management.

In addition to his advisory and legal practice, he is an accredited arbitrator with the Ministry of Justice, the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration, the GCC Commercial Arbitration Center, and the Al-Ahsa Commercial Arbitration Center. His arbitration work covers commercial, investment, and administrative cases, with a particular focus on complex transactions, major projects, and long-term contractual arrangements.

He also engages in legislative drafting, drawing on his experience in preparing draft laws, regulations, and internal policies. As a certified legal trainer, he delivers specialized programs and courses in regulatory frameworks, legal procedures, governance, and arbitration through a number of training institutions.

Alhashem holds a PhD with first-class honors from Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University in the subject of evidence and circumstantial evidence in administrative judiciary. He is also a graduate of the Leadership Program at the Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property, delivered in partnership with Cranfield University in the United Kingdom.