Tamara A. Mathurin is an Attorney-at-Law admitted to practice before the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court in Saint Lucia in 2018. She currently serves as Registrar at the Registry of Companies and Intellectual Property within the Attorney General’s Chambers.
In this capacity, Ms. Mathurin is responsible for the administration and regulation of companies and intellectual property in accordance with applicable legislation. Her duties include providing legal advice to Government ministries and agencies, conducting hearings and rendering determinations, and overseeing the operations of the Registry. She also represents Saint Lucia at regional and international meetings and contributes to policy discussions on corporate and intellectual property matters.
Ms. Mathurin previously served as Deputy Registrar and Acting Registrar within the Attorney General’s Chambers, where she was engaged in the examination of trademark applications, preparation of legal opinions, and the administration of corporate and intellectual property registrations. Prior to this, she served as a Judicial Research Assistant with the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, providing legal research and drafting support in appellate matters.
Ms. Mathurin holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) with Upper Second Class Honours from the University of the West Indies and a Legal Education Certificate from the Hugh Wooding Law School.