Diana Banduru is an Advocate of the High Court of Uganda and a Partner at Landwell Advocates, with nine years of experience advising businesses, investors, institutions, and private clients on complex legal and commercial matters.
Her practice encompasses litigation and dispute resolution, alternative dispute resolution, corporate and commercial law, employment and labour law, real estate and infrastructure, energy and natural resources, property law, family law, and general legal advisory.
Diana provides practical, commercially focused advice designed to help clients manage legal risk, strengthen governance frameworks, and support sustainable business growth.
Partner at Landwell Advocates & Solicitors
Diana Banduru is an Advocate of the High Court of Uganda and a Partner at Landwell Advocates. She is a litigation and dispute resolution practitioner with a broad-based commercial and advisory practice, advising businesses, investors, institutions, and private clients on a wide range of legal and commercial matters.
Over nine years of practice, Diana has developed experience across litigation and dispute resolution, alternative dispute resolution (ADR), corporate and commercial law, employment and labour law, real estate and infrastructure, energy and natural resources, property law, family law, and general legal advisory.
Her litigation and dispute resolution practice involves advising and representing clients in relation to commercial and other legal disputes, with an emphasis on strategic assessment of legal issues, risk management, and practical resolution of disputes. She also has an interest in alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, recognising the importance of efficient and commercially appropriate approaches to resolving disputes.
Diana\'s corporate and commercial practice focuses on helping businesses establish, maintain, and strengthen their legal and governance structures. She advises on company formation and structuring, corporate and commercial contracts, shareholder and partnership arrangements, corporate resolutions, and regulatory filings. Her advice is directed towards helping businesses navigate legal and regulatory requirements while establishing sound frameworks that support responsible and sustainable growth.
Her wider advisory practice extends to employment and labour matters, real estate and infrastructure, energy and natural resources, property, family law, and general legal advisory, allowing her to provide integrated legal support to clients whose matters involve multiple areas of law.
Diana is also developing a specialised practice in AI governance and emerging regulation. Her work in this area focuses on the legal, regulatory, ethical, and governance questions arising from the adoption and use of artificial intelligence by businesses and institutions. She takes a particular interest in how organisations can approach emerging AI-related risks and regulatory considerations while incorporating appropriate governance frameworks into their operations.
Across her practice, Diana combines detailed legal analysis with strategic and commercially grounded thinking. She seeks to understand not only the legal issues presented by a matter, but also the business, operational, and practical considerations affecting her clients. This enables her to provide advice that is clear, solution-oriented, and responsive to the client\'s objectives.
Diana\'s practice is therefore centred on providing practical, strategic, and sustainable legal solutions across contentious, transactional, regulatory, and advisory matters, supporting clients in navigating both established legal frameworks and emerging areas of regulation.
WLA Uganda co-practice.
Every WLA co-practice matter involving Uganda law is handled by a named member of the team — jointly holding the matter alongside WLA partner firms in other jurisdictions.
Landwell Advocates & Solicitors co-practices alongside WLA partner firms in any other jurisdiction — jointly holding the matter under one Institutional framework.