Isabella Aloyo

Represent and advise vulnerable clients with limited access to justice before judicial and administrative bodies. Manage sensitive case files, conduct legal research, draft legal opinions and documents, and facilitate alternative dispute resolution (ADR) while coordinating with courts, NGOs, and government offices.

Supported case preparation by researching legal issues and drafting and filing pleadings, affidavits, and other legal documents. Assisted with client consultations, facilitated ADR/mediation under supervision, coordinated communications for case management, and contributed to legal aid clinics and internal case progress documentation.

Conducted legal research on statutes, precedents, and regulations to support litigation and advisory matters. Assisted with drafting pleadings, briefs, and correspondence, attended court sessions and ADR hearings under supervision, and supported client interviews and confidential case documentation.

Supported legal research and document drafting to contribute to case strategy and hearing preparation. Assisted with client consultations, maintained organized case files, and prepared internal updates while gaining early exposure to litigation procedures and client management.

Supported investigations and documentation of human rights violations affecting widows, orphans, and other vulnerable individuals. Conducted human rights legal research, drafted reports and legal documents, gathered survivor testimonies, maintained confidential case records, and contributed to community engagement and justice awareness activities.

Completed a Diploma in Legal Practice at the Law Development Centre from 2020 to 2021.

Earned a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree at Uganda Christian University between 2016 and 2020.