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Bhomitrajeet (Sandeep) Ramlochund
Bhomitrajeet (Sandeep) Ramlochund
Sandeep is a Partner, Attorney-at-Law in Dentons. He is a member of the Civil Litigation, Banking and Alternative Dispute Resolution practice groups. Sandeep’s focus is on arbitration, especially international arbitration. He has appeared in arbitrations both international and domestic. His focus is also on commercial litigation before the Supreme Court of Mauritius. He is involved on an almost regular basis in the case management process of arbitrations which are currently taking place especially construction disputes and investment arbitrations. He has also been involved in advising local banks in relation to customer due diligence practices and compliance with guidelines of the central bank. Sandeep is also experienced in insurance disputes and insolvency matters including insolvency of banks and insurance companies. He has been advising the liquidator of a local insurance company under liquidation on insolvency proceedings on a regular basis.
Jeeshna (Kaajal) Radhakissoon
Jeeshna (Kaajal) Radhakissoon
Jeeshna is an Attorney-at-Law in Dentons. She is a member of the litigation team.   Jeeshna’s core activities include civil and commercial litigation before the Intermediate and Supreme Court of Mauritius (including before the Commercial and Bankruptcy Division). She has also instructed Counsel in cases before the Family Division of the Supreme Court of Mauritius, as well as before the Judge in Chambers of the Supreme Court of Mauritius. Her client portfolio includes banking and financial institutions, real estate companies, construction and development companies and individuals.   Jeeshna has experience in corporate advisory and has advised on matters relating to competition law, the Law of Trusts and Equity, banking law and financial services. Jeeshna also drafts pleadings pertaining to and handles proceedings before the Tribunals and Courts of Mauritius, as well as before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. She also has experience in domestic arbitration proceedings.
Manon Mardemootoo
Manon Mardemootoo
Manon is a Senior Attorney in Dentons. He was admitted to practice as an Attorney/Solicitor before the Supreme Court of Mauritius in 1971, made Commander of the Star and Key (C.S.K) by His Excellency the President of the Republic of Mauritius in 2003 and made Senior Attorney in 2004.   Manon’s focus is in the civil and administrative practice. He represents several high profile personalities on the island. He has been the Chair of the Mauritius Law Society for two years and during his mandate, he discussed and sealed an association between the Law Society for England and Wales and that of Mauritius.
Moy Ching Poon Yow Tse
Moy Ching Poon Yow Tse
Moy Ching is an Partner, Attorney-at-Law in the Dentons Mauritius Office. She forms part of the litigation group. She is responsible for litigation cases involving civil, commercial, administrative, banking and financial, as well as seizure proceedings. Moy Ching has acted for well established banking institutions in financial disputes, as well as in enforcement of security interest and in the recovery of debts. She has also had the opportunity to represent major companies in civil and commercial matters before the Mauritian jurisdictions.
Shameek Jankee
Shameek Jankee
Shameek is an attorney admitted to practice in the Republic of Mauritius. He is mostly involved in commercial litigation, and regularly drafts pleadings in requests for injunctive relief, claims for damages and severance allowance, and applications under international arbitration legislation and the Companies Act. He habitually appears before the Bankruptcy and Commercial Divisions of the Supreme Court, and acts for clients in the course of arbitration proceedings. Shameek’s day-to-day work also consists of advising on contractual matters, company law including shareholder disputes and director duties, and on civil procedure. He has a keen interest in insolvency matters, which he is called upon to advise on regularly. He has worked on a number of cases initiated under the Mauritius bankruptcy laws.
Sivakumaren (Robin) Mardemootoo
Sivakumaren (Robin) Mardemootoo
Robin is the Managing Partner of Dentons Mauritius where he heads the Banking, Corporate Finance and Commercial practices. He is also the Dentons Regional Lead for the Banking and Finance Practice group for Africa region. Robin specializes in securities regulations and laws related to banking, insolvency, corporate finance and cross-border investments. He also has a special interest for international complex litigation and arbitration. Robin has featured in Forbes, Financial Times, Harvard Business Review and on CNN, Al-Jazeera, CBS, Canal Plus, TF1 and other world news media.
Trisha Umrowsing
Trisha Umrowsing
Trisha is an Attorney-at-Law at Dentons with fifteen years’ experience. She studied law in France and completed her professional exams in Mauritius. She has acquired a wide range of experience during her 15-year practice. She advises clients in civil, commercial and contractual matters. She handles preparation of cases before the Mauritian Courts and has also assisted in the preparation of cases before the Judicial Committee of Privy Council. Trisha’s focus is on litigation and dispute resolution before the Mauritian Courts and Tribunals and/or in domestic arbitration and on advisory. She is also experienced in recovery of debts under banking/credit agreements under the civil law, banking act and the borrower protection act, industrial disputes under the labour law and bankruptcy/insolvency procedures. Trisha handles a wide range of civil work which includes succession and land law, family law, law of contract, labour law, and she appears regularly before all the Courts in Mauritius. She also deals with challenges to compulsory land acquisitions before the Supreme Court. She regularly appears before the Environment and Land Use Appeal Tribunal and has assisted in the preparation of statement of cases before the said Tribunal. She assists in arbitration matters. She has also recently assisted in an appeal case before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. During her internship at Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport, Trisha assisted in reviewing internal regulations, drafted contracts and dealt with administrative contracts.