ENSafrica Mauritius is a leading disputes practice, handling high-stakes commercial, constitutional, employment and insurance litigation. The firm regularly represents leading corporates and industry associations in precedent-setting matters, with a deep bench of integrated barristers and solicitors active across both domestic and international cases. Team Head and Senior Counsel Maxime Sauzier SC has a broad practice encompassing commercial and civil litigation as well as arbitration. He is currently acting in a potentially precedent-setting case for Mauritius Commercial Bank, challenging the manner in which banks agree to hold trust accounts and the associated insurance requirements. Co-head Shrivan Dabee is recognised for his insurance, employment, and competition work.

The team at BLC Robert & Associates has a strong track record appearing before the Supreme Court, Court of Civil Appeal and the Assessment Review Committee in some of the most significant and complex commercial disputes in Mauritius. The team handles both litigation and arbitration, including enforcement of international awards, with experience spanning banking and finance, insurance, real estate and construction, and private equity. Ammar Oozeer SC, appointed Senior Counsel in late 2025, is a go-to for prominent private and public entities in Mauritius and across the wider continent, and recently represented Airport Holdings Limited in a July 2024 Court of Civil Appeal matter, marking the first appeal brought under the Securities (Takeover) Rules 2024. Iqbal Rajahbalee retired in 2024.

Imtihaz Mamoojee Chambers advises on a broad range of civil and commercial matters, spanning litigation, arbitration, advisory and transactional work under Mauritian law. Members regularly appear before all levels of the Mauritian courts and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, with experience across commercial disputes and select criminal matters. Chambers head Imthiaz Mamoojee, who was appointed Senior Counsel in August 2025, represents domestic and multinational industry players and financial institutions in litigation and international arbitration, including recent activity in cases involving judicial review of administrative decisions and the application of the non-cumul principle in contractual disputes. Adila Noushreen Luttoo  has deep experience across tribunals, the District Courts, Intermediate Court and the Supreme Court, handling a wide range of commercial litigation.