Mohamed Jang Jalloh is a Barrister and Solicitor of the Superior Courts of Judicature in Sierra Leone, with four years of distinguished experience. His expertise encompasses both civil and criminal litigation, representing corporate, institutional, and individual clients at all levels of the Sierra Leone judiciary.

In addition to managing complex legal transactions and high-stakes litigation for major corporate clients and financial institutions, Mr. Jalloh has extended his practice to the energy sector. He has provided expert advice on carbon credit transactions, thereby demonstrating his commitment to sustainable development and the evolving legal needs of the energy industry.

Mr. Jalloh is also a Lecturer at the University of Makeni, where he teaches modules on the Sierra Leone Legal System and Mercantile Law. His academic contributions help shape the future of legal practice in Sierra Leone. Moreover, he offers consultancy services to notable human rights and advocacy organizations, including the Sierra Leone Network on the Right to Food and Human Rights Defender Sierra Leone, providing legal opinions, reviewing policies, and facilitating workshops.

His commitment to professional excellence, social justice, progress and pro bono work is matched by his dedication to upholding the rule of law and maintaining the highest standards of ethical legal practice.