MAURITIUS Law and Practice Contributed by: Sivakumaren (Robin) Mardemootoo, Natasha Behary Paray and Jeeshna (Kaajal) Radhakissoon, Dentons Mauritius LLP
online consultations of cases, files and payments, but no mention of AI has been made at this stage. That said, AI is expected to be gradually adopted in the Mauritian dispute resolution landscape more gen- erally, starting with AI use by legal practitioners. The pace of adoption of AI by the courts will, however, likely depend on broader judicial reform initiatives, budgetary allocations and the development of an appropriate regulatory framework governing the use of AI in legal proceedings.
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