Trainee Lawyer
Clarice Debono
Clarice Debono
Clarice Debono is a trainee lawyer within the Corporate and M&A Department. She graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) in 2024, with a dissertation entitled, “The Defunct Procedure under the Companies Act: a Critical Analysis of Article 325 and the Practical Process Thereof”, and subsequently obtained her Master of Advocacy in 2025.
Clarice joined Mamo TCV Advocates in 2023 as a legal trainee and has gained experience across a range of practice areas. She now primarily focuses on commercial & corporate law, property and inheritance matters, the corporate aspects of aviation and has experience in insurance litigation.
Practice Areas
- Corporate and M&A
- General Civil and Commercial
- Real Estate & Construction
- Aviation
Education
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours.) (University of Malta, 2024)
- Master of Advocacy (University of Malta, 2025)
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Valletta, VLT 1436
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