International Law Students in Mauritius: Navigating Studies, Internships, and Legal Culture

Dealing With The Police

Remarks By A Retired Chief Police Inspector

AI Tools - A lawyer's New Briefcase

Digitalisation is an important part of our podcast series. On the last podcast Esmarie Swanepoel spoke about Revolut and how it is yet to be implemented in the region. Banks like Revolut though will sooner rather than later becomes licensed to undertake their banking business. A common theme being AI in law is explored by Anuj Nathoo- Legal Executive, and Prospective Barrister Member of (Middle Temple). Please tune in and listen to Anuj as he takes us through his appreciation of AI in his practice of law.

Real Talk Mauritius: Rapid Fire FAQ about setting up a structure in Mauritius.

Four minutes of truth from a Trusted Player in Mauritius.

International Law Students in Mauritius: Navigating Studies, Internships, and Legal Culture

Join Tristan Potgieter, Mini Pupil at Temple and international law student, as he shares his journey of studying law in Mauritius, from culture shocks and internships to navigating the island’s unique legal system and professional life.

Keep those remarks to yourself – violence at work

Temple Law Podcast | Episode: Keep Those Remarks to Yourself – Violence at Work Can calling someone bald amount to sex-based harassment? In this episode, Zakariyya Seekdaur, Barrister at Law at Temple Law, breaks down a surprising UK tribunal case that ruled yes. We explore the legal reasoning behind this decision in British Bung Manufacturing Co Ltd & King v Finn [2023], its implications under UK law, and how Mauritius takes an even stronger stance under Section 114 of the Workers’ Rights Act 2019. This episode is a reminder that in today’s workplace, words matter and understanding your rights and duties is more important than ever.