Ms Jamela A Ali, Attorney at Law, with over 33 years experience, specialises in several areas of Guyana law in the Civil Jurisdiction. She is presently in private practice. For legal services, click on links here Oil and Gas, Mining Law & Agreements, Property matters, Trademarks, Adoptions of Children, Divorces, Probates of Wills and Administration, Money Claims, and Formation of Companies. She commenced her legal career as a State Counsel at the Attorney General’s Chambers, Guyana.

Ms Jamela A Ali, has several lead appearances at the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), Trinidad and in the Courts of Guyana, Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of Judicature, Full Court, High Court (Constitutional & Administrative, Commercial, Family), Land Court, and Magistrates Courts. Her mission is to provide an efficient and outstanding professional lawyer client service leading to the clients’ success.

Ms Jamela A. Ali is also a TradeMark and Patent Designs Agent in Guyana.

Ms Jamela A. Ali holds a Masters of Law degree in Legislative Drafting from UWI, Barbados, which included the Public Law courses of Constitutional and Administrative Law and wrote a Research Paper on Legislative Drafting, Parliamentary Counsel, Statute Law Revision, Consolidation of Laws, Law Reform, Constitution, Natural Justice, and Good Administration. Jamela is the Founder of Guyana Oil & Gas Consultancy (GOGCO), a company that provides services for businesses seeking services relating to the huge oil discovery in Guyana. Services are also provided with regard to to the review of Acts and subsidiary legislation.

Ms Jamela A. Ali is a Trained Mediator and the founder of Mediation Services International (MSI) which provides Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services and training for the settlement of disputes.

Ms Jamela A. Ali is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, London. She was awarded the Advanced Certificate in International Arbitration on the 14 June 2018. click to view Certificate.

Ms. Ali is the author of articles on Adoption of Children laws, Constitutional law, Administrative Law - Duty to Give Reasons, Legislative Drafting, Law Revision, Legal Practitioners Committee and Mediation, which have been published in the New Guyana Bar Review, Caribbean Law Review, Guyana Chronicle, Stabroek News newspapers, the Al Bayan and on websites. She has also delivered speeches on Constitutional Law Reform, Human Rights, Legislative Drafting, Mediation and Family and Matrimonial laws relating to Children & Women and appeared on National Television.