In a judgment delivered on 21 March 2023[1], the Supreme Court of Mauritius considered whether an attorney (solicitor), in his...
In a judgment delivered on 21 March 2023[1], the Supreme Court of Mauritius considered whether an attorney (solicitor), in his...
Launched in 2020, the UN Global Compact Network Mauritius & Indian Ocean endeavours to promote the United Nations’ Sustainable Development...
Orison Legal was established less than 2 years ago. We are pleased to see the firm and its lawyers being...
We look forward to the opening of the first Hilton Garden Inn hotel in Mauritius in 2026. Tania Li and Kunal...
With the increased focus on work life integration, Mannish Ajodah and Bilshan Nursimulu invited Jennifer Barbaray (Head of Business Development...
Fintech is revolutionising the way people transact and this is nowhere more apparent than in Africa. Mauritius provides a robust...
As increasing pressures from shareholders, employees and stakeholders over the recent years have driven companies to integrate ESG principles throughout...
On 22 July 2022, the Cabinet approved the introduction of the Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2022 into the National Assembly....
[ AUTHORS’ NOTE: By a communique dated 15 July 2022, the Financial Services Commission announced that the series of rules...
[ AUTHORS’ NOTE: By a communique dated 15 July 2022, the Financial Services Commission announced that the series of rules...
The Virtual Asset and Initial Token Offering Services Act 2021 (the “Act”) came into force on 07 February 2022. With...
The Variable Capital Companies Act 2022 (the “VCC Act”) was passed on 12 April 2022 and gazetted on 15 April...
In a recent ruling delivered by the Mumbai Income-Tax Appellate Authority (“ITAT”), the ITAT considered whether the beneficial ownership of...
This is an article authored by Magali Frédéric reporting for Le Mauricien. The article was published in Le Mauricien’s printed...
[Updated as at April 2022] In the 2020/2021 budget, the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development announced that the...
We are commercial and corporate law specialists.
We advise on all legal issues that arise in commercial transactions and business operations. We represent clients before the Mauritius courts, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and international arbitral tribunals.
Commercial thinking is at the heart of our approach. We take the time to understand the commercial rationale of every assignment (be it a transaction, dispute or contractual framework). We analyse and discuss with our clients the possible means to achieve their objectives and be a step ahead of other parties. We agree with clients on the timeframe for the delivery of assignments. Importantly, we adopt a transparent pricing policy so that our clients are able to budget their legal costs from Day 1.
The firm and its lawyers are recognised in global directories and rankings including IFLR1000, Chambers & Partners and Legal 500.
“The firm has a focus on financial and corporate work with a particular specialism for both debt and corporate restructuring work.” – IFLR1000
“Orison Legal is a well-regarded Port Louis-based law firm with notable experience in the corporate and commercial sphere. Its areas of expertise include restructuring and insolvency, asset recovery and arbitration matters. The team demonstrates additional strength in banking and finance transactions.” – Chambers and Partners
“The team of barristers, litigators and transactional lawyers possess ‘a wide spectrum of legal expertise in civil, contract, corporate, finance, construction and arbitration matters.’ Rajesh Bucktowonsing is a key contact as well as Bilshan Nursimulu, a ‘promising barrister who has acquired experience at both local and international level’, and Tania Li, who has particular experience in acquisitions and restructuring.” – Legal 500
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