What We Bring
A Distinctive Practice
Beyond legal advice, we provide practical guidance based on extensive experience interacting with governmental, regulatory and administrative authorities in Mauritius. Our in-house Attorney has been involved in administrative matters at a senior level and possesses a thorough understanding of the procedures, requirements and challenges commonly encountered by investors, entrepreneurs and businesses.
This practical experience enables us to anticipate potential obstacles, engage effectively with the relevant authorities and assist clients in identifying efficient and compliant solutions to administrative and regulatory challenges, thereby facilitating the successful establishment and operation of their activities in Mauritius.
Three Pillars
Every matter benefits from the personal involvement of the lead attorney throughout its progression. Where required, we engage directly with the relevant authorities and stakeholders, anticipate potential issues before they arise and remain actively involved until the matter reaches its conclusion.
Legal advice is only part of the solution. Drawing on decades of experience working alongside governmental, regulatory and administrative authorities in Mauritius, we provide practical guidance that helps clients navigate procedures efficiently, anticipate challenges and achieve legally sound outcomes.
Our role does not end with the submission of documents. We remain actively engaged throughout the process — liaising with authorities, responding to requests, coordinating additional submissions where required and ensuring that matters continue to move forward until they are successfully concluded.
Inside Government
Our leading attorney, Fazila Jeewa Daureeawoo, has developed significant experience through her legal practice and her service at ministerial and Vice Prime Minister level. Her professional background combines legal expertise, institutional leadership and practical exposure to public policy, governance, social development and reform-driven initiatives.
During her years in public office, she was involved in major policy areas relating to social security, national solidarity, gender equality, child development, family welfare, local government, social integration, disability rights, elderly care and vulnerable groups.
Her experience includes participation in high-level committees dealing with national population policy, gender-based violence, drugs and trafficking, climate change, disaster risk, local government reform, migrant domestic workers, social protection and other cross-sectoral issues. This has given her a strong understanding of how institutions operate, how policy decisions are shaped, and how complex social and administrative challenges can be addressed through practical, coordinated and legally sound solutions.
Across Nine Practice Areas
Our attorneys cover the full breadth of legal matters for individuals and businesses in Mauritius — and the same standards of personal involvement and follow-through apply across every one.
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Visas, permits and residency — followed through to issuance.
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Discreet handling of personal legal matters.
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Strategic representation through every stage.
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Acquisitions, due diligence and property disputes.
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Contracts, shareholders, transactions and governance.
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Recovery, enforcement and restructuring support.
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Incorporation, structuring and EDB approvals.
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Counsel for employers and employees.
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Policy review and legislative reform.
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Grounds for divorce, mutual consent and contested procedures, through to the Permanent Decree.
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Identifying heirs and assets, the documents required and the procedure step by step.
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Every matter begins with a confidential consultation. We will assess your objectives, explain your options and guide you through the most appropriate course of action. Consultations are available in person at our Chambers in Port Louis or by video conferencing.