We represent clients in contentious matters before every level of the Courts of Mauritius — including the Supreme Court — as well as specialised tribunals. Our advocates combine rigorous preparation with persuasive courtroom presence.
Explore the specific sub-practices below. Each links through to a detailed page describing how we assist clients in that area.
We act in Judicial Review cases before the Supreme Court of Mauritius, challenging or defending the decisions of public authorities and regulators.
Learn moreWe act for banks, financial institutions and their clients in banking-related disputes, enforcement of securities, and regulatory investigations.
Learn moreWe act for individuals, company directors and insolvency practitioners on bankruptcy and insolvency related matters, including reorganisation and winding-up proceedings.
Learn moreWe act in cases involving shareholder disputes, inter-company disputes, and directors' liability, among other company law matters.
Learn moreWe act in contractual disputes (« responsabilité contractuelle ») before all levels of the Courts of Mauritius.
Learn moreWe act for either employees or employers in disciplinary committees and cases before the Industrial Court, the Employment Relations Tribunal, the Redundancy Board, and the Public Bodies Appeal Tribunal.
Learn moreWe act for parties before the Environment and Land Use Appeal Tribunal, and in cases regarding disputes over building permits, construction defects and pollution, among others.
Learn moreWe act in Family Law related cases such as Protection Orders, Divorce, Succession Disputes, and Custody of Children, amongst others.
Learn moreWe act for litigants in cases involving disputes over ownership and possession of property, encroachment, and landlord and tenant disputes.
Learn moreWe assist clients at various stages including in case of assessment by the Mauritius Revenue Authority — whether through informal negotiations with the MRA or before the Assessment Review Committee.
Learn moreWe act in tort cases (« responsabilité délictuelle ») before all levels of the Courts of Mauritius, whether grounded on negligence (« responsabilité pour faute ») or not (« responsabilité sans faute »).
Learn moreWe respond within one business day — confidentially.