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Kamogelo Mashigo is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution Practice Group at Baker McKenzie in Johannesburg. His practice focuses on commercial litigation, arbitration, construction disputes, and corporate investigations, with experience across both domestic and cross‑border matters.
Kamogelo assists clients with the management and resolution of complex disputes arising from commercial and contractual relationships. He has experience supporting litigation and arbitration proceedings involving a range of industries, including construction, infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, and logistics. His work often involves matters that are fact‑intensive and technically complex, requiring careful coordination between legal, commercial, and technical considerations.
In addition to his disputes practice, Kamogelo has experience assisting with investigations, compliance, and ethics matters. He has been involved in corporate investigations relating to allegations of bribery and corruption, as well as workplace misconduct. This work has exposed him to governance, risk, and regulatory considerations that frequently arise in large‑scale projects and multinational operations.
Kamogelo has worked on matters with an international dimension, including disputes and investigations involving parties across multiple jurisdictions. His experience includes assisting in construction‑related disputes and advising on issues arising from distribution and regulatory frameworks in the South African market.
He has been actively involved in the Africa Construction Law Conference, including assisting with the review and editing of conference articles alongside senior practitioners. His involvement reflects a broader interest in construction law and dispute resolution developments relevant to infrastructure and energy projects across Africa.
Kamogelo is admitted as an attorney of the High Court of South Africa and holds an LLB degree from the University of the Free State. He is a member of the Law Society of South Africa.