ZAMBIA Law and Practice Contributed by: Luckson Mwamba, Katongo Bwalya and Mumba Mwila, Mwamba & Milan Advocates
Mwamba & Milan Advocates is a medium-sized Zambian firm with growing expertise in commercial, corporate and dispute resolution work. The firm’s litigation practice is led by two seasoned advocates with extensive experience in civil and commercial liti - gation, employment disputes and criminal proceed - ings, and who have secured landmark judgments recorded in the Zambia Law Reports. The firm also advises on corporate and transactional matters, in - cluding banking and finance, mergers and acquisi -
tions, mining and energy, and competition law. The firm has represented clients in proceedings before the Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal as well as the Securities and Exchange Commission. In addition, it has a well-established arbitration de - partment that represents clients in both private and public sector arbitrations. Mwamba & Milan contin - ues to develop as a full-service practice recognised for delivering practical and effective legal solutions.
Authors
Luckson Mwamba was admitted to the Zambian Bar in 2016 and is a partner at Mwamba & Milan
Mumba Mwila is a trainee associate at Mwamba & Milan Advocates. She is member of the firm’s litigation and alternative dispute resolution department. She has participated in a number in commercial arbitration
Advocates. With nearly a decade worth of experience at the Zambian Bar, Luckson specialises in litigation and dispute resolution, with experience handling commercial, employment, criminal and administrative law and tax appeal matters, including arbitration proceedings and appearances before quasi-judicial bodies. He is a member of the Law Association of Zambia.
instructions, including ancillary arbitral proceedings for the interim relief and enforcement of arbitral awards in Zambia. She provides valuable insights into the firm’s commercial-related disputes.
Katongo Bwalya is a senior associate at Mwamba & Milan Advocates. She has experience in commercial litigation, administrative law disputes, tax assessment disputes, and competition and consumer protection
related matters. Katongo is also involved in the firm’s corporate and advisory services department, and has assisted in various transactions in the mining and energy sectors. She was admitted to the Zambian Bar in 2022 and is a member of the Law Association of Zambia.
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