Stuart Scott

• Stuart was admitted to the Bar in 2016 after completing pupillage with Steven Budlender.
• Stuart has argued in the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court of Appeal, the High Court as well as in the Namibian Supreme Court.
• Before joining the Bar, Stuart worked at Webber Wentzel and served as a law clerk to Justice Khampepe at the Constitutional Court.
• Stuart holds an LLM degree from Cambridge University, where he was a Commonwealth Scholar. He has completed the certificate in Advanced Company Law at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits).
• Stuart is an advocacy trainer in the JHB Bar Advocacy Training programme, and serves as an external examiner (post-graduate) at Wits University.
• Stuart has published various articles in law journals and book chapters on international law (with Max du Plessis SC) and freedom of expression (with Dario Milo).

Stuart has a general commercial practice with a particular focus on:

• administrative law and tender reviews
• legal privilege
• intellectual property
• class actions
• company law
• constitutional law and human rights
• contract
• competition law
• international trade and international law
• strategic public interest litigation