
Dr. Kelly Mamo
Junior Partner & Head of Legal
- Legal Advisory
- Corporate Law

Operations
Sound legal advice in Malta for companies, individuals, and private clients. We guide you through every legal challenge – from corporate law and contracts to asset protection.
Since 2013 · Multilingual Team · Network of Advocates
Doing business or living in Malta requires a legal partner who understands the local landscape but thinks internationally. Malta's legal system is a unique hybrid of British Common Law and Continental Civil Law – a distinction that demands experience and precision. Without local expertise, you risk contract loopholes, regulatory missteps, or unnecessary disputes.
Our legal advisory service is designed for Malta-based businesses, expats relocating to the island, and private clients with complex international structures. We cover the full spectrum: ongoing corporate governance, contract drafting, employment law, dispute resolution, and court representation.
Our approach is always pragmatic. We look for commercially viable solutions that minimise risk, rather than dragging out conflicts. When necessary, we tap into our network of specialised Maltese advocates, notaries, and auditors to ensure every angle is covered.
Ongoing advice on governance and company structure.
Drafting and reviewing business and private contracts.
Solid assessments of Maltese legal questions.
Negotiation and mediation to settle disputes out of court.
Representation before Maltese courts and authorities.
Advice on contracts, termination, and compliance.
Help with licensing and statutory reporting.
Your permanent legal partner in Malta.
Our team is ready to review your situation and provide clear, actionable advice.
We analyse your legal situation and requirements to determine the best course of action. Always free of charge.
Gathering all relevant documents, contracts, and background information. We request additional records or searches if needed.
Analysis of the situation under Maltese and (if applicable) EU law. We provide a clear assessment with concrete options.
Drafting contracts, leading negotiations, liaising with authorities, or coordinating with specialised advocates – depending on the case.
Ensuring all legal steps are properly executed and documented. We hand over all relevant files to you.
If desired, we remain your fixed point of contact for all future legal questions – proactive and always up to date.

Junior Partner & Head of Legal

Director & Head of Corporate
We cover corporate law, commercial law, contract law, employment law, private law, and regulatory matters. For highly specialised areas like criminal law or specific IP litigation, we bring in trusted specialists from our network.
Yes. We advise on tenancy agreements, property purchases, employment contracts, wills, and dealings with local authorities (such as ID cards). These topics are often complex for expats and new residents.
We work closely with warranted Maltese advocates who represent your interests in court, tribunals, and before authorities. Our team coordinates the entire strategy to ensure consistency and keep you informed.
Malta combines elements of British Common Law with Continental Civil Law. This hybrid system affects everything from contracts to property rights. What works in the UK or Germany might not apply here, making local expertise essential.
Yes, and we highly recommend it. Many clients use us as their ongoing legal counsel. This saves time, avoids repetitive briefing, and ensures your advisors understand your business context inside out.
We analyse the facts, assess the legal position, and develop a negotiation strategy. The goal is always a settlement that makes commercial sense – avoiding the time and cost of court proceedings. If settlement fails, we guide you through the litigation process.
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Corporate Services at DW&P Dr. Werner & Partners are provided by DW&P Services Ltd. (C 103208) which is regulated by the MFSA and is licensed under Authorised Person ID: DSER-23577 to carry out the activities of a Class C CSP in terms of the Company Services Providers Act (Cap. 529 of the Laws of Malta).