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Piyush Sharma Attorneys is a leading, established 100% citizen Law Firm in the Capital of Botswana, Gaborone.
The Practice and Managing Partner understands the changing dynamics of the Legal Fraternity and the growing requirements of the Market in Botswana and the region. With a wealth of experience and practice, the Firm is a leader in the Legal Profession with an aim on commitment, transparency, ardour and fair charges.
Over the years after the establishment of the Practice, the Firm now boast a deeper and stronger bond with clients, and has now added many Public Listed Companies, Parastatals, Financial Institutions and statutory Bodies to their portfolio.
Fundado em 2004
60 pessoas na equipa
5 / 5
19/05/2025
Rebecca:
During our travels to the Okavango we had a matter where my husband was injured at the Camp we were ...
5 / 5
19/05/2025
Rijke:
I had a Child Custody matter in which my child was not in my custody and I wanted to get custody. ...
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Banking and Finance
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Mergers and Acquisitions
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Settlement Agreements
Animal attacks
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Permits and visas
Lobbying
Movable Securities and Immovable Securities (Deed of Hypothecation, Notarial Bonds, Notarial Deed of Cancellation and Registration of Notarial Leases, Caveat registration and removal) |
Covering Securities (Surety Covering Mortgage Bonds, Indemnity Bonds, Continuing Covering Mortgage Bonds) |
Sectional Title (Preparation, Drafting, Registration of Schemes) |
| Subdivision, demarcation, survey approval |
| Servitudes, usufruct approval and registration, Common area reservations, DTRP Approvals |
| Licensing Landboard |
| Expert Work and Legal opinions to: Public Roads Act, Environmental Impact Assessment Act, Town and Country Planning Act, Matimela Act, Building Control Act. |
Mr Sharma was admitted to practise in 1998 having qualified with a Bachelors of Laws Degree from the University of Botswana. Mr Sharma advanced his qualifications by obtaining a Certificate in International Law from Oxford University, United Kingdom.
Upon his admission in 1998 Mr Sharma practised as a Professional Assistant with Minchin & Kelly (Botswana). He is also an admitted Conveyancer and Notary Public.
Mr Sharma is experienced in Conveyancing and was admitted as a Conveyancer in 1998 thereby giving him to date (23) Twenty Three years experience in the field. He advises various Blue Chip organisations and Public Listed Companies in Botswana. HE continues to do work for all the top 5 Banks in Botswana and has experience in areas of distribution, agency, franchise, Competition Law, real state, renewable energy, transportation, etc.
He is an expert in drafting and negotiating Contracts and has concluded various multi-national, multi-million contracts. He is a Member of various organisations. He is a Board Member of Justinian Lawyers, an International Organisation of Lawyers from 135 Countries and he represents Africa. He is a Member of AEA International Lawyers Network which is one of the Largest legal organisations in the World. He represents Botswana at AEA International Lawyers Network every year at the Annual General Meeting. He is a Member of the International Bar Association (Member Number 1100697) and the Botswana Institute of Arbitrators (BIA) since 2002 where he has sat in key alternative dispute resolution matters as a Mediator and made binding rulings.
Currently, under the guidance of Mr. Sharma, the Firm has established affiliates with Leading Firms in all the Countries in the region and over 185 Leading Firms the World over, thereby establishing its global presence.
Mr. Sharma continues to establish his Firms presence nationally and internationally by writing and contributing to various prestigious publications. In 2016, he has published a chapter on “Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Botswana” edited by Professor Julian Leuw, QC and Louis Garb, published by Klewer Law International. Again in 2016, he wrote a Chapter on Botswana in the Book “Statute of Limitations for International Commercial Claims” David R. Franklin, Ad.E, Honorary Consul of Iceland.
In late 2016, he completed an advanced Course in Sectional Title Schemes with the University of Cape Town (UCT). He is a regular contributor to the World Bank surveys for “Doing Business in Botswana” in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 on the following Chapters: Protecting Minority Investors, Reforming to create Jobs, Equal Opportunity for all.
He is also Botswana’s contributor to the World Justice Index where he contributed in 2018, 2019, and 2020.
In 2019 he was appointed the title of Honorary Consul to the Republic of Indonesia in Botswana, by the President and has been involved in various diplomatic missions within Botswana, Asia and Europe. He has been ranked by Legal500 as a Leading Attorney for a number of years.
5 / 5
19/05/2025
Rebecca:
During our travels to the Okavango we had a matter where my husband was injured at the Camp we were staying at. We engaged their delicts and liability team and they represented us in Court. The other party settled the day before court to ensure that there was no negative publicity and we were very happy with the outcome.
5 / 5
19/05/2025
Rijke:
I had a Child Custody matter in which my child was not in my custody and I wanted to get custody. My child was born out of wedlock during my time that I lived in Botswana. I engaged them and they made an application to court based on a paternity test that I did. I was very happy with the result and after many years managed to get custody of my child.
5 / 5
05/05/2025
Michael:
We had an exceptional experience with the Firm. Our matter was personally managed by the Managing Partner and we were given constant updates. We won our case!
5 / 5
17/03/2025
William:
We had a very good experience and the Firm assisted us positively. the Managing Partner took personal interest in the matter and we managed to get the relief we sought for a disputed piece of land involving an Estate that had been pending with a number of lawyers prior to this.
