Band 3
Provided by Anne-Sophie Jullienne
The main focus of my practice is International and Domestic Arbitration, with a particular focus on construction, investment and shareholder disputes. I also regularly appear in court in Mauritius, at first instance and on appeal and I have also appeared before the Privy Council.
Incidentally, I am the external legal Counsel to a number of regular and faithful clients, who I advise on their day-to -day business related needs, contentious and non-contentious.
Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Fellow
Mauritius International Arbitration Centre, member of the Practitioners' Group
African Arbitration Association, member
LCIA, member
- Author of ‘Insolvency and arbitration under Mauritius law: an unfriendly relationship in search of certainty’ in Cahier de l’Arbitrage (Special Africa Ed.), 2023, edited by C. Nairac and L. Kiffer
- Co-author (together with Salim Moollan K.C.) of the Mauritius Chapter in Lise Bosman’s textbook on ‘Arbitration in Africa: A Practitioners’
Guide’, Kluwer Law International, 2nd Ed., 2021 (2024 about to be published)
- Author of the Mauritius Report on ‘The right to a physical hearing in international arbitration’, edited by James Hosking, ICCA National
Reports, 2021
- Co-author (together with Salim Moollan K.C) of the ICCA ‘International Arbitration Country Report’ for Mauritius, Kluwer Arbitration, 2018
- Author of an article on the judgment invalidating the Mauritius/Kenya DTA in the legal challenge brought by the Tax Justice Network in
Kenya, Business Magazine, April 2019
- Author of the International Arbitration Country Chapter (for Mauritius) in ‘The Middle Eastern and African Global Arbitration Review’ (GAR),
May 2016
- ‘Mauritius Ad Hoc Arbitration Clause – Sample and Notes’, Practical Law, Thomson Reuters, 2011- 2024
- ‘Disconnecting International Arbitration from Domestic Arbitration: The Cost Recovery Example’, Mauritius Business Law Review 2013
- ‘Out of Court’ (The Without Prejudice Rule and Negligent Misrepresentation) published in The New Law Journal, 2007 Vol 15
- Contributed to the publication of a chapter on environmental regulations in ‘A Guide for Project Managers’, Engineering Law, Butterworths
Tolley, 2003
I work as a sole practitioner, but collaborate with Solicitors or other Counsel where the nature of the case requires it.
Mauritius (practising)
England & Wales (practising)
France (non-practising)
English (fluent)
French ((fluent)
Spanish (conversational)
2021- Present: Afralaw Chambers, Sole Practitioner, Dispute Resolution (Counsel work and Arbitrator appointment), Mauritius
2018-2012: PwC Legal (Mauritius) Ltd, founder and Managing Partner, Mauritius
2011-2018: Sole Practitioner, Dispute Resolution, Mauritius
2008-2010: Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, Associate, Dispute Resolution, London
2003-2008: Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, Associate, Dispute Resolution, London
2002-2003: Keating Chambers, Pupil, London
To list the industries my clients come from or the type of clients that turn to me would be too limitative.
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Anne-Sophie Jullienne of Afralaw Chambers is a commercial barrister who is skilled in handling litigation and arbitration. She additionally advises on employment termination and insolvency disputes.
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"She is prepared, enthusiastic and structured. She would clearly highlight or outline strategies and their repercussions."
"We trusted Anne-Sophie Jullienne to be able to handle this type of complex matter."
"She is prepared, enthusiastic and structured. She would clearly highlight or outline strategies and their repercussions."
"We trusted Anne-Sophie Jullienne to be able to handle this type of complex matter."
Provided by Afralaw Chambers
Business and Professional Services
Environmental and Waste
Financial Investors
Property, Construction and Infrastructure
Government and Public Sector