Practice areas

These are not separate headings. A badly documented acquisition becomes a dispute. A structure without substance becomes a governance problem. An estate organised without regard to forced heirship becomes litigation between heirs. Handling them in one pair of hands is what makes it possible to see the next problem coming.

Mauritian law is a mixed system. The substance remains largely civilian, procedure and commercial architecture owe a great deal to the English tradition, and the financial statutes are drafted in English. That double inheritance is an advantage when it is mastered, and a source of expensive error when it is not.