We advise on the legal conditions for economic growth and equitable social development. This includes privatisation, deregulation, private investment in infrastructure, and the development of capital and securities markets.
Our work also addresses environmental concerns, consumer protection and women in development. The firm has experience in energy and infrastructure law and in advising on compliance, including procurement law.
For public departments and development partners, we examine administrative reforms that support effective use of public funds, including in settings where donor resources are limited.