Jasmine Dlamini

Organisation: Robinson Bertram Attorneys, July 2018-Date

Attorney | Legal Strategist | Dispute Resolution & Cross-Border Advisory Specialist

I am a practicing attorney with a robust portfolio in dispute resolution, regulatory advisory, and commercial law, serving domestic and international clients through one of Eswatini’s most respected law firms, Robinson Bertram.

My practice spans litigation, corporate law, labour advisory, and cross-border transactions, with particular expertise in managing high-stakes disputes, including disciplinary proceedings, public sector investigations, and commercial litigation.

Dispute Resolution Focus

With a reputation for both strategic litigation and practical dispute containment, I have:

• Presided over and initiated numerous disciplinary hearings, particularly in sensitive public and private sector employment disputes, ensuring procedural fairness and compliance with statutory frameworks
• Played an active role in ongoing Mining litigation, involving complex issues of mineral rights, environmental regulation, and governmental accountability
• Represented clients in contractual disputes, procurement-related challenges, and public law reviews
• Provided alternative dispute resolution (ADR) options for clients aiming to avoid protracted litigation, especially where reputational risk is a concern

My approach combines firm legal grounding with solution-oriented thinking, making me a preferred legal advisor for clients who require resilient and reputationally sensitive resolution strategies.

  Broader Practice Areas

• Corporate & Commercial Law – Drafting and negotiating contracts, due diligence, and investment structuring
• Labour & Employment Law – Legal strategy in redundancies, dismissals, and workforce restructuring
• Public Sector Advisory – Legal audits, statutory compliance, legislative reform support
• International Advisory – Working with cross-border teams and global clients on regulatory alignment, enforcement, and transaction planning across the SADC region