Anjarwalla & Khanna‘s ‘very skilled and knowledgeable’ dispute resolution department boasts a full-service offering that provides representation in a range of disputes, including commercial litigation and arbitrations surrounding investigations, competition, tax, IP, employment, and environmental law. The team advises clients on disputes before every level of the Kenyan courts, including the Supreme Court, and fields a client base across several regulated industries, including financial, manufacturing, energy, and technology, among others; it counts major multinational companies as members of its client portfolio. Aisha Abdallah is praised by clients as ‘one of the leading lawyers in complex litigation’, and heads the team while offering her expertise in complex, multi-jurisdictional matters. Faith Macharia is a key port of call for shareholder, employment, tax, and trade disputes. Luisa Cetina is a key member of the team for international arbitrations, investigations, and white-collar crime, while Abbas Esmail frequently oversees constitutional, anti-corruption, and competition litigation.
Dispute resolution in Kenya
Anjarwalla & Khanna
Practice head(s):
Aisha Abdallah
Other key lawyers:
Faith Macharia; Luisa Cetina; Abbas Esmail
Testimonials
‘A&K is a very dedicated, knowledgeable team that covers all aspects of litigation in Kenya in a compliant manner. They are very responsive – often connecting after work hours to ensure client engagement and input is completed and obtained prior to deadlines.’
‘Faith Macharia is the stand out partner, and has led us to numerous small favorable decisions, even when we were facing an uphill battle. She does not get flustered, is not overly emotive, and remains logical under pressure, while still applying a significant degree of pressure on the other side.’
‘The firm is extremely well resourced at partner level. I dealt with Aisha Abdalla, Liusa Cetina, and Faith Macharia, all of who are leading figures in the legal profession.’
Key clients
Middle East Glass Manufacturing Company
OLA Energy
Bank of Africa Kenya
Heineken Group
Freedom Limited
Lipton Teas and Infusions Kenya
Kenya Bankers Association
GC Residential and Kasarani Investments Holdings
Bluebird Aviation
Cipla
Base Titanium
Netflix
Work highlights
- Acting for OLA Energy Uganda, a subsidiary of OLA Energy, a leading energy retailer in 17 African countries, in a cross-border dispute filed at the East Africa Court of Justice, a regional court, against the Attorney General of Uganda.
- Acting for Kenya Bankers Association, the leading financial sector advocacy group and overarching body for all institutions regulated by the Central Bank of Kenya, including commercial banks, in connection with a groundbreaking tax dispute before the Supreme Court of Kenya against the Kenya Revenue Authority.
- Acting for Bluebird Aviation, a leading provider of scheduled, non-scheduled, and ad-hoc air charter services within the Eastern and Central African region and beyond, in connection with a dispute with a South African-based insurance company, and insurance broker over a claim for compensation following a plane crash involving Bluebird’s DHC-Dash 8-Q400 aircraft at the Beledweyne airport in Central Somalia.
Dentons Hamilton Harrison & Mathews
Carrying over 25 years of experience in commercial, banking, IP, employment, and insurance-related disputes, Michi Kirimi heads the dispute resolution department at Dentons Hamilton Harrison & Mathews, which is sought after by clients for its diverse services, including commercial litigation and arbitration concerning competition, tax, and administrative-related matters. The team fields notable expertise in the retail, financial, energy, and insurance sectors, and advises clients on various disputes that reach the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. Kiragu Kimani boasts over 35 years of experience in commercial litigation and arbitration, alongside real estate and tax disputes. Ezra Makori represents both local and international clients in various contract, employment, labour, energy, and insurance-related disputes. Lawson Ondieki, Queenton Ochieng, and Wilson Mwihuri are also key members of the team for matters reaching the higher courts.
Practice head(s):
Michi Kirimi
Other key lawyers:
Kiragu Kimani; Ezra Makori; Wilson Mwihuri; Queenton Ochieng; Lawson Ondieki
Testimonials
‘Very responsive and agile team.’
‘They have continued to demonstrate excellent mastery of the law.’
‘The firm’s client care is really good.’
‘Excellent communicators and great understanding of their clients’ business.’
‘Lawson Ondieki has proved to be a great resource and continue to deliver exceptional services to us.’
Key clients
Equity Bank (Kenya) Limited
The Heritage Insurance Company Limited
British Army Training Unit Kenya
Kenya Power & Lighting Limited
Mzuri Mining Limited
Standard Chartered Bank Kenya Limited
China Road and Bridge Corporation
Zhong Wu E-Commerce Limited
Vivo Energy Kenya Limited
Work highlights
- Represented China Road & bridge Corporation in a petition filed by more than 400 petitioners seeking a declaration that the process of the compulsory acquisition of land for the construction of a dam was unconstitutional.
- Represented Galana Energies Limited in a dispute over a consignment of Diesel being imported to Kenya valued at KES17bn.
- Represented Equity Bank (Kenya) Limited in a matter where the Bank seeks to recover over KES9bn owed by a group of companies.
DLA Piper Africa, Kenya (IKM Advocates)
The disputes resolution department at DLA Piper Africa, Kenya (IKM Advocates) leverages its significant sector expertise, including the tax, telecommunications, oil and gas, financial, energy, and retail sectors. The team is adept at representing clients in all circuits of Kenya’s courts, up to and including the Supreme Court. Kamau Karori directs the practice, is often retained in various commercial litigation and international arbitrations, and is praised by clients as ‘astute, humble, and wise’. Martin Munyu has a strong track record in alternative dispute resolution, while Milly Jalega is a key member of the team in constitutional and public disputes. Diana Ogula and Hiram Nyaburi are highly active in the team’s financial and cross-border disputes.
Practice head(s):
Kamau Karori SC
Other key lawyers:
Diana Ogula; Martin Munyu; Milly Jalega; Hiram Nyaburi
Testimonials
‘Kamau Karori SC – astute, humble, and wise. Still waters run deep. He listens to understand and is good with strategy.’
‘Milly Jalega – gets the hard work of drafting done. Leaves no stone unturned.’
‘IKM is very professional in their approach in all respects to issues at hand and we are always satisfied with the firm.’
‘IKM is a diverse law firm that one would ordinarily get quick advice on in nearly any facet of the law. Commercial dispute resolution is their key strength.’
‘I have been able to work with Diana Ogula and Hiram Nyaburi and they are both meticulous in their work and very knowledgeable. I trust them with the briefs that I instruct them out and they have always delivered.’
Key clients
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission
Supreme Court of Kenya
International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes
Absa Bank Kenya PLC
East Africa Breweries Limited
Kenya Breweries Limited
UDV Kenya Limited
Strathmore University
NCBA Group PLC
Kenya Pipeline Company
Equity Bank Limited
Telkom Kenya Limited
Kenya Airports Authority
Government of Kenya-Office of the Attorney General
Company for Habitat and Housing in Africa
Cooperative Bank of Kenya Limited
Urysia Limited
Les Bailie & Martin David Spink
Work highlights
- Acted in a dispute arising out of, inter alia, the alleged unlawful expropriation by the Government of Zanzibar of the Claimants’ investment of approximately USD55m in a project to develop a five-star resort in the island of Unguja, Zanzibar by Pennyroyal.
- Represented the Supreme Court of the Republic of Kenya, the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Kenya, and the Judges of the Supreme Court of Kenya in three different petitions filed in Constitutional Division of the High Court by the Law Society of Kenya and several advocates.
- Represented Kenya Breweries Limited, a leading manufacturer of branded beer, spirits, and non-alcoholic beverages in Kenya, in a petition filed in the High Court.
Oraro & Company Advocates
The dispute resolution practice at Oraro & Company Advocates is sought after for its broad sector and mandate expertise. The team is seasoned in advising major local and multinational companies in construction, restructuring, and tax litigation, and is additionally experienced in alternative dispute resolution, such as international arbitration, mediation, and adjudication. The team oversees commercial and constitutional disputes arising from the insurance, financial, agriculture, and manufacturing industries, to name a few. George Oraro heads the team alongside Chacha Odera, and both are highly regarded for their work in commercial, banking, and labour disputes. John Mbaluto is a key member of the group for employment and labour disputes, while Noella Lubano is an expert in fraud, construction, and insolvency disputes. Lilian Renee Omondi is a notable member in the department for tax-related disputes.
Practice head(s):
George Oraro; Chacha Odera
Other key lawyers:
John Mbaluto; Noella Lubano; Lilian Renee Omondi
Testimonials
‘Oraro & Company Advocates is a good law firm to work with, they are very professional and have good experience leading to satisfactory results.’
‘Noella Lubano is excellent counsel that we recommend.’
‘The dispute resolution team of Oraro & Company is a highly collaborative team.’
‘Their approach to work always assures that each litigation matter is discussed jointly among the dispute resolution team to ensure that the advisory provided is well thought out.’
‘The integrity, the close collaboration between different units, their responsiveness.’
‘Noella Lubano – Excellent mentor to younger advocates, great litigator and excellent at client care.’
‘George Oraro – Great at legal practice all round. Great at formulating solutions to diverse legal challenges.’
‘Strength and depth of expertise at all levels. Excellent grasp of client objectives and client service. Extremely collaborative with co-counsel in cross-border mandates.’
Key clients
National Bank of Kenya
Maersk Kenya Limited
Kenya Power & Lighting Company Limited
Toyota Kenya Limited
Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation
The Honourable Attorney General of the Republic of Kenya
Kenya Ports Authority
Telkom Kenya Ltd
Kapiti Plains Estate Limited
KCB Bank Ltd
NCBA Bank Kenya Ltd
SBM Bank (Kenya) Limited
Jubilee Insurance Company of Kenya Limited
CIC Insurance Group Limited
Kenya National Union of Teachers
Uber B.V and Uber Kenya Limited
Standard Chartered Bank
SBM Bank Holdings Limited
Kenya Ships Agents Association
Work highlights
- Acted in a suit instituted by Mr. Sultan Khimji (as the Sellers Representative on behalf of the former shareholders of Fidelity Commercial Bank Limited) in the Commercial Division of the High Court of Kenya as against SBM Bank Holdings Limited.
- Acted for Toyota Kenya Limited in a class-action product liability claim.
- Acted in a suit which has been filed by Dr. Ahmed Kalebi as against Cerba HealthCare SAS (1st Defendant), Lancer Service Company (PTY) Limited (2nd Defendant), Cerba Lancet Africa (3rd Defendant), Pathologists Lancet Kenya Limited (4th Defendant) & Lancet Services Company Kenya Limited (5th Defendant).
TripleOKlaw Advocates
Clients highlight the ‘unique blend of personalised service, deep expertise, and innovative approaches’ in TripleOKlaw Advocates‘s dispute resolution team, which is highly experienced in representing clients at all court levels. The team is frequently retained in commercial litigation and arbitration, including civil and commercial claims, liquidations, and breach of contract. In addition, the team often represents clients in environmental, public, and constitutional disputes, including before the Supreme Court. Energy and environment law expert Elias Masika co-heads the team with Marysheila Onyango-Oduor, a key port of call for high-stakes commercial and public procurement disputes. James Ochieng’ Oduol and John Ohaga are both sought after for over 30 years of experience in constitutional, cross-border, and commercial arbitration disputes. Kenvine Odhiambo and Isaac Kiche are frequently in the team’s most valuable matters in the financial, oil and gas, and constitutional matters.
Practice head(s):
Elias J. Masika; Marysheila Onyango-Oduor
Other key lawyers:
James Ochieng Oduol; John M. Ohaga; Marysheila Onyango-Oduor; Kenvine Odhiambo; Isaac Kiche
Testimonials
‘The law firm of TripleOKLaw have over the years built unique capabilities in the area of dispute resolution, adopting emerging areas like mediation and arbitration to resolve matters in a more timely manner.’
‘I have worked with the litigation team for many years and can attest to the speed and quality of legal practice in this area. In view of this, I entrust my most sensitive and complex litigation matters to this team.’
‘I have had the pleasure to work with Senior Counsel John Ohaga and Advocate Isaac Kiche. As Managing Partner, Senior Counsel John Ohaga still remains hands on.’
‘There practice has been built over the years with a steady and very well experienced team. They offer high quality work with very good solutions and quick turn around to clients.’
‘I have worked with Senior Counsel John Ohaga and Marysheila Onyango-Oduor on very many litigation matters over the years with exemplary results.’
‘The standout partners to me are Senior Counsel John Ohaga and Marysheila Onyango-Oduor on litigation and client advisory. They are always available to clients with quick turn around time and practical solutions even on the most complex matters.’
‘The Team practices a unique blend of personalised service, deep expertise, and innovative approaches which positions the organisation as a leader in the industry. Potential clients can expect not only exceptional legal representation but also a proactive partner committed to their success.’
‘The Firm of TripleOKLaw has a devoted team, which works based on team effort and collaboration. This is what enables them to meet the client’s needs since if one of the Advocates is away, there is no gap waiting to be filled; it is filled since the team works seamlessly together.’
Key clients
Bidco Africa Limited
Butali Sugar Mills Limited
Central Bank of Kenya
Equity Bank Plc
First National Bank Limited
Housing Finance Company of Kenya
Indo Africa Finance Company Limited
Integrated Payment System Limited
Kenya Airways Plc
Kenya Bankers Association
Kenya Commercial Bank
Kenya Electricity Generating Company
Meta Platforms Inc.
Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company Ltd
Old Mutual General Insurance Kenya Limited
Safaricom Plc
SBM Bank (Kenya)
Taifa Gas Investment SEZ LTD
The Standard Group Plc
Work highlights
- Represented the Central Bank of Kenya in the East African Court of Justice in a case that revolves around the cardinal question of bank supervision under the Kenyan and regional law, the obligations of a regulator and the nexus of the obligations of Kenya under the EAC Treaty and its protocols vis a vis the obligations of institutions established by members states as far as regulation and supervision of banks is concerned.
- Represented Taifa Gas Investment SEZ LTD in a landmark case before the National Environment Tribunal arising from three consolidated claims from three appellants challenging the award of an Environment Impact Assessment Licence to Taifa Gas Investment SEZ Ltd.
- Acted for KenGen in Judicial Review proceedings commenced against it and other parties by H-Young and Company EA Limited, one of East Africa’s leading engineering and construction firms in relation to a Contract between the client and H-Young and Co. to Engineer Procure and Construct a Steamfield for 70 MW as part of the Olkaria 1 Additional Unit 6 Geothermal Development Project in Kenya.
Bowmans
Bowmans‘ dispute resolution team is headed by IP, media, competition, and finance disputes expert Terry Mwango, whose broad services reflect the department’s growing capacity for dispute mandates. This includes regulatory compliance, including anti-corruption and anti-money laundering, international commercial arbitrations, insolvencies, and employment litigation. Cecil Kuyo is highly active in the team’s alternative dispute resolution and commercial litigation matters, frequently handling IP and corporate disputes, as well as arbitrations and mediations.
Practice head(s):
Terry Mwango
Other key lawyers:
Cecil Kuyo
Testimonials
‘Bowman provides very on point, practical and accurate information and road maps.’
‘It is easy to interact with Bowmans. They are good at reacting quickly.’
‘They are good at simplifying complicated topics.’
Key clients
Pathologists Lancet Kenya Limited
Base Titanium Limited
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
I&M Bank PLC
KEDA Ceramics Limited
Smith Lacien LLP
Shihua Industry Alliance Co., Limited
J.S Staedtler, GMBH & CO., KG
Aecom Africa (PTY) Limited
Work highlights
- Acting for RSW International Inc and Aecom Africa (Pty) Limited in a contractual dispute that arose from various written and oral agreements for project management services in an electricity generation project.
- Acting for Pathologists Lancet Kenya Limited and Lancet Services Company Kenya Limited in a matter filed in the Commercial & Admiralty Division of the High Court.
- Acting as legal counsel for WPP PLC & WPP Scangroup PLC in a suit filed by a former CEO of WPP Scangroup PLC challenging his removal from the company.
Kaplan & Stratton Advocates
The dispute resolution practice Kaplan & Stratton Advocates is noted by clients for boasting ‘scale and variety of experience’ and is engaged in a broad spectrum of commercial dispute mandates, including security realisation, class actions, shareholder disputes, breach of contract, and regulatory compliance, among others. Fred Ojiambo heads the department, and is a leading practitioner of criminal and civil cases in Kenya, as well as commercial litigation and arbitration. Peter Gachuhi brings over 35 years of experience in the construction, insurance, and property sectors, while Nazima Malik and Esther Kinyenje are considered authorities in tax and industrial relations, respectively. Cosima Wetende and James Muthui are often retained for employment and intellectual property disputes, while Peter Njeru assists in international arbitrations. Elizabeth Onyango and Victor Kahura are also key members of the group.
Practice head(s):
Dr. Fred Ojiambo
Other key lawyers:
Peter Gachuhi; Nazima Malik; Esther Kinyenje; Cosima Wetende; James Muthui; Peter Njeru; Elizabeth Onyango; Victor Kahura
Testimonials
‘The firm has the ability of putting the right team in place to handle matters, in terms of scale and variety of experience, expertise, client issue appreciation and availability. This ensure fast and quality responses that keep clients assured of great service delivery.’
‘Nazima Malik and Esther Kinyenje are readily available to discuss issues that arise and can articulate even complex issues simply for ease of understanding of a variety of the clients. They also have good knowledge and reputation as well as networks in the industry.’
‘Quality of work is exemplary. Turnaround time is also excellent. The team is professional and have good client care skills.’
‘I have worked closely with Esther Kinyenje who represents us in litigation matters. Her service delivery is exceptional.’
‘Esther Kinyenje has great practical judgment skills and is keen on offering business solutions to legal problems which makes her unique legal advisor who understands the business needs and strives to support the business achieve those needs in a legally compliant manner and promptly.’
‘We have been working with Kaplan & Stratton for many years and they have always remained as a reliable partner.’
‘They understand our business needs and also are proactive in understanding new emerging issues related to our space i.e. agriculture (new technologies, biotech, pesticides etc).’
‘I particularly enjoy working with Esther Kinyenje, who is solid in her advice to our organization. I appreciate the level of expertise and fresh perspectives that she brings to the table. She makes herself available whenever we need her. I value that she stands for integrity, due diligence, and is agile in her approach. ’
Key clients
Eastern Produce Kenya Ltd
Instalaciones Inabensa S.A
Absa Bank Limited
Total Energies Limited
Rift Valley Highway Limited
Rubis Energy Kenya
Unilever Kenya Limited
AON Minet Kenya Limited
Coca-Cola Central East and West Africa Limited
British American Tobacco Kenya PLC
Safaricom PLC
Pricewaterhousecoopers
TNT Express Worldwide Kenya Ltd
Bamburi Cement PLC
Samsung Kenya
Work highlights
- Represented the estate administrators of the late G. K. Kirima in a significant legal case involving a valuable estate worth over £35bn.
- Represented a multinational engaged in and offering in retirement, investment, life and insurance solutions in a dispute that arose regarding breach of the Loan Agreement and the dispute was referred to arbitration.
- Represented Kenya Ports Authority in a case following their employees demands for an increase in remuneration; they were not satisfied with what was proposed and were therefore demanding damages.
Munyao Muthama & Kashindi
Munyao Muthama & Kashindi‘s dispute resolution practice is highlighted for its ‘knowledge of the subject and the personalized touch of service’, and advises clients on a range of contentious matters pertaining to financial, public, tax, and insolvency matters, which often includes various domestic banks and foreign multinationals. The team is led by a group of senior partners; George Kashindi, who fields expertise in tax, regulation, and insolvency litigation, environmental and insolvency specialist Paul Munyao, and James Tugee, who is one of the team’s key port of calls for administrative and tax disputes. Irene Kashindi is praised for her ‘technical rigour and responsiveness’, while newly-arrived Mellap Wataka is highly active in commercial arbitrations and employment disputes. Margaret Miringu left the firm in December 2023.
Practice head(s):
George Kashindi; Paul Munyao; James Tugee
Other key lawyers:
Irene Kashindi; James Tugee; Mellap Wataka
Testimonials
‘They are good in tax litigation.’
‘Technical rigour and responsiveness of Irene Kashindi.’
‘The firm has a very good client management and update system.’
Key clients
Export Processing Zone Authority
KCB Bank Kenya Limited
Swedish School Association of Kenya
African Banking Corporation Limited
KCB Bank Kenya Limited
Chai Trading Company Limited
Kenya Ports Authority
Capwell Industries Limited
Communications Authority of Kenya
Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC
Stima Sacco
Work highlights
- Represented a client in overturning the Kenya Revenue Authority’s orders freezing Swedish School Association of Kenya’s accounts and navigated the client through an alternative dispute resolution process that ultimately resolved the multi-million dispute.
- Represented KCB Bank Kenya Limited in several high-value, major cases aimed at recovering funds from defaulting borrowers.
- Represented Kenya Electricity Generating Company Plc in ground-breaking public interest litigation touching on environment and social issues.
CMS Daly Inamdar Advocates
Noted as ‘very diverse in the commercial dispute resolution’ arena, the department at CMS Daly Inamdar Advocates is affiliated with CMS’s Africa network, and leverages significant regional and international expertise, advising Kenyan and multinational companies on various commercial transactions. Samir Inamdar is the department’s head, and is frequently at the forefront of the team’s mandates, especially employment, insurance, aviation, civil and commercial claims. George Muchiri is the team’s arbitration specialist with notable experience in cross-border commercial cases. Grace Kinyanjui and Collette Akwana are strong in the employment law and contract dispute areas, while Gibran Darr has an impressive track record in land, commercial and construction-related disputes.
Practice head(s):
Samir Inamdar
Other key lawyers:
George Muchiri; Abdulhafeez Noorani; Grace Kinyanjui; Collette Akwana; Gibran Darr
Testimonials
‘Ability and depth in research.’
‘The team is hands on and very diverse in the commercial dispute resolution practice.’
‘The individuals are all hands on and very diverse in the commercial dispute resolution practice.’
‘They have good work ethic and turn around time. They are well versed in various aspects of the law and good at coordinating legal briefs between firms when called upon to work as a team.’
‘This is a competent and service oriented firm with very receptive fee earners. They carry out their work promptly and diligently. Their work on disputes on family and succession matters is truly excellent and I would rate them the best in Mombasa in these fields.’
‘Samir Inamdar is one of the best litigation lawyers in the country. He is well respected by the courts for his sound knowledge of the law and his ability to deal with complex issues. I also rate Collette Akwana highly as a lawyer handling family related matters.’
‘The company is very professional and values ethics. I have dealt with Grace Kinyanjui who is the main lawyer on the case. What stands out is her commitment and dedication to understanding the case and at the same time also understanding the clients feelings.’
‘The team is highly professional and dedicates a lot of time to ensure we receive sound legal advice and in our dispute resolution case, have thoroughly researched our legal position and placed us in an advantageous position in our ongoing litigation. In our conveyancing work, they are very thorough with their due diligence and ensure all documentation is sound and secure.’
Key clients
Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc
Teita Estates
Swahili Beach Resorts
Mombasa Drive-In Cinema
Weld-Con Limited
Medical Protection Society
Avmax Aircraft Leasing Inc
Ecobank Kenya Ltd.
Avmax Aircraft Leasing Inc
Mineral Enterprises Limited
Etihad Airways PJSC
East African Portland Cement Plc.
Mastercard Foundation
Old Mutual Group PLC
Work highlights
- Advised Mastercard Foundation on a KES184m matter before the Employment Court where the Claimant was claiming that the Foundation was in the process of illegally terminating her employment.
- Defended Old Mutual Group in a KES30m application where a former employee sought to halt a statutory sale of a property against which he had secured a loan advanced by the Company.
- Defended Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc against twelve petitioners, including activist groups – African Centre for Corrective & Preventive Action and KAGAMA allegedly acting on behalf of over 500 members, in matter petition of close to USD1bn as estimate of compensation by way of special, exemplary, aggravated and punitive damages.
MMAN Advocates
Praised for its ‘robust service’, MMAN Advocates‘s dispute resolution department advises clients on corporate and commercial, labour, insolvency, property and environmental contentious matters, and operates both domestically and abroad. Jomo Nyaribo heads the practice with over 18 years of experience in commercial litigation and arbitration, and is particularly experienced in disputes arising from the construction, banking, employment, tax, restructuring, and public procurement sectors, among others.
Practice head(s):
Jomo Nyaribo
Testimonials
‘Since the first moment, the team explained to us our case, the potential upcoming scenarios, and the next steps to correctly assess the situation. The great experience in different areas makes MMAN a suitable candidate for different types of disputes.’
‘We value the availability of the professionals, the time and effort invested, the robust service. When the people are really dedicated to you and your case, it makes you feel quite accompanied. ’
Key clients
Pinopine, Produtos Químicos, S.A.
Independent Electoral & Boundaries Commission
Japan International Co-Operation Agency (Through White & Case Llp)
Work highlights
- Representing IEBC, Kenya’s Electoral Management Body, in an election petition challenging the election results for a member of national assembly elective position.
- Advised JICA, through White & Case LLP (JICA’S international counsel) on the position of Kenyan Law on various aspects of procurement proceedings undertaken by Kenya Ports Authority in a sensitive high value tender financed by JICA.
MMC ASAFO
MMC ASAFO‘s dispute resolution and international arbitration practice advises clients from the telecommunications, maritime, finance, and real estate sectors in various matters pertaining to cross-border commercial arbitrations, employment disputes, successions, procurement, and IP disputes. The team is headed by its senior partners, which include commercial, labour, and public procurement expert Peter Murage, international arbitration practitioner Daniel Musyoka, and Billy Kongere, who is sought after by clients for his employment, commercial litigation, and arbitration experience.
Practice head(s):
Peter Munge; Daniel Musyoka; Billy Kongere
Other key lawyers:
Kenneth Wilson; Karen Muthee
Key clients
Safaricom PLC
Kwale International Sugar Company Limited
Kenya Ports Authority
KCB Bank Kenya Limited
Britam General Insurance Company (K) Limited
Saracen Media Limited
Carii Motors Limited
Work highlights
- Acted for a tier 1 mixed use real estate developer against a construction company in an arbitration before the ICC International Court of Arbitration in a dispute worth Kshs682m
- Acted for KCB Bank Limited and KCB Bank Group in an employment dispute resulting in the dismissal of the Claim.