Rahim Moloo is a Chambers Band 1 ranked partner in the New York office of Gibson Dunn. He is co-chair of the firm’s International Arbitration Group, which won “International Arbitration Group of the Year” from Law360 three times in the last five years, and is ranked by Chambers as among “the Elite” in the USA. Rahim’s practice focuses on assisting clients to resolve their most complex disputes, and he regularly appears as lead counsel before tribunals and courts around the world.
He has been recognized by Who’s Who Legal as “one of the most skilled advocates of his generation” and a “Global Elite Thought Leader”. Earlier this year, he was awarded the Swiss Arbitration Association’s global prize for advocacy, awarded once every two years to one international arbitration globally in recognition of “their exceptional talents in advocacy.” He has twice been named an “MVP” in international arbitration by Law360 (most recently in 2024), is ranked as a “Leading Partner” in International Arbitration by The Legal 500 U.S. and The Legal 500 Latin America, and is ranked as a “Litigation Star” by Benchmark Litigation. Rahim has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America for his work in International Arbitration. Chambers Global highlights Rahim’s standout qualities in international disputes, praising his “strong advocacy and strategy skills” and describing him as “a natural diplomat” with “the perfect demeanor.” He is recognized for his “excellent judgment,” “being a terrific lawyer who is really polished,” with “great intelligence,” as well as being “attentive to details and nuances.” Chambers USA echoes this acclaim, calling Rahim a “fantastic and great legal mind.” He is described as “accomplished and brilliant,” with the ability to “sift through a myriad of issues to focus on the salient one” and “navigate complex problems with ease.” His interpersonal strengths are also emphasized—his “people skills are exceptional” which allow him to connect effortlessly with both seasoned lawyers and nonlawyers, making him “very approachable” and someone who “brings everything down to my level so I can understand and contribute.”