

Flora Wambeti, a seasoned legal professional and the Principal of Wambeti Legal, brings a wealth of experience gained over 15 years with Tier 1 and 2 companies across diverse sectors, including oil and gas, energy, technology, engineering, and construction. Her extensive background equips her with a profound understanding of the challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) when competing for tenders and contracts with larger firms. Throughout her career, Flora has witnessed the detrimental effects of hasty and ill-informed decision-making on SMEs. Recognising the need for guidance, she now dedicates her practice to helping these businesses navigate the complexities of construction law. Flora’s expertise encompasses establishing best practices for tenders and quotations, building robust contract management strategies, and implementing effective risk management processes. Flora is committed to providing bespoke legal advice, aiming to assist businesses in avoiding disputes or managing them efficiently to enhance profitability. Her approach is distinctly client-focused, working closely with clients from project inception to completion, and negotiating terms and conditions in a commercially sensitive manner. Flora's legal acumen is complemented by her commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion, demonstrated through her roles with the Law Society of South Australia. She holds a Master of Laws (Juris Doctor) from Monash University and a Postgraduate Diploma in Business (Information Systems) from Curtin University, further enhancing her capability to serve the business community effectively.

Principal
Wambeti Legal
Oct 2021 - Present • 5 years

Member of the Law Council - Junior Member
Law Society of South Australia
Feb 2020 - Dec 2020 • 10 months

Committee Member - Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
Law Society of South Australia
Aug 2019 - Aug 2020 • 1 year

Master of Laws (Juris Doctor), Accredited Mediator (NMAS), Collaborative Lawyer
Monash University
2013

Postgraduate Diploma, Business (Information Systems)
Curtin University
2004
Last checked: 14 Mar 2026 • Checked with Law Society of South Australia