Contact & enquiries
Initial enquiries
Contact details and information about arranging an initial discussion.
Mauritius
By appointment only. Remote consultations are available; arrangements are confirmed directly.
English, French and Mauritian Creole.
Please do not send case documents, names of other parties or confidential details with an initial enquiry. Contact does not establish a professional relationship or mean that instructions have been accepted.
This is not an emergency service. Where a deadline or court date is approaching, seek timely assistance through an appropriate professional channel.
Before making contact
Practical questions
Does an enquiry confirm an appointment?
No. Consultations are by appointment only, with remote consultations available. The date, format and availability must be confirmed directly; no appointment is booked automatically through this website.
Which languages are available?
English, French and Mauritian Creole.
How are fees agreed?
The scope of work and fee arrangements are discussed before work is undertaken. No consultation price or free consultation is offered through this website.
Do I need an attorney-at-law?
The appropriate route depends on the matter. The published Code of Ethics provides for instructions through an attorney-at-law in civil and commercial matters, subject to applicable exceptions. Arrangements must be checked before instructions are accepted.
Can I send supporting documents?
Please first ask for the appropriate means of sharing documents. Do not send confidential material in an initial enquiry.