Yeshnah D. Rampall is an Attorney-at-Law at SC Legal Ltd, where she advises and
represents clients on a broad range of commercial and civil matters. Her practice focuses
primarily on commercial litigation, dispute resolution, and advisory work in corporate and
employment law, as well as domestic and international arbitration.

Prior to joining SC Legal, Yeshnah served as Assistant Legal Counsel at the Permanent
Court of Arbitration in its Mauritius office. In that capacity, she assisted the Secretary-
General and the International Bureau on matters arising under the Court’s appointing
authority functions and supported arbitration proceedings involving states, state entities,
international organisations, and private parties. Her work included legal research, drafting,
and assisting arbitral tribunals in proceedings conducted under various international
arbitration frameworks.

Yeshnah holds an LL.M. in International Business Law with Distinction from Middlesex
University, where she also completed her LL.B. (Hons). During her postgraduate studies,
she received the Outstanding Student Award for her LL.M. programme. Her dissertation on
arbitral autonomy and the determination of applicable law was published in the Harvard
Negotiation Law Review. She subsequently completed the Law Practitioners’ Vocational
Course and was called to the Mauritian Bar.

Her professional experience spans litigation, arbitration, and corporate advisory work. She
has assisted in complex due diligence exercises, commercial disputes, and arbitration-
related court proceedings, including applications for the appointment of arbitrators and
interim measures. Yeshnah also advises on corporate governance, company secretarial
matters, and regulatory compliance, including AML/CFT obligations under Mauritian law.
In addition to her legal practice, Yeshnah is actively involved in public and community
service. She currently serves as a board member of the Financial Services Institute Ltd and
as a council member of the National Youth Environment Council under the aegis of the
Ministry of Environment, Solid Waste Management and Climate Change.
Yeshnah is trained in both civil and common law traditions and has a particular interest in
international arbitration and cross-border dispute resolution.