Anjarwalla & Khanna‘s employment practice ’stands out due to its multidisciplinary approach, combining legal expertise with a deep understanding of the business environment’. The team leverages its full-service abilities with extensive experience in employment matters, operating in transaction, redundancy, pension, benefit, and contentious employment matters. The team is well-placed to handle domestic and multi-jurisdictional matters, owing to the expertise of its department heads; Sonal Tejpar, who fields over 25 years of experience in labour management and restructuring matters, and Rosa Nduati-Mutero, who is highly sought after by clients for matters involving HR, transactions, pensions, and employee disciplinary mandates. Aisha Abdallah and Faith Macharia are both key members of the team, with the former’s specialism in corruption and bribery mandates complementing the latter’s background in insurance, unfair terminations, and multi-jurisdictional matters.
Testimonials
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‘The team has been assisting with a litigation where we are a defendant. Their strengths includes proactively advising us of potential outcomes and preparing accordingly. It is a balanced diverse team. We receive regular updates on the matter.’
‘The individuals are very proactive and take time to understand our business needs. This includes taking into consideration best interest of their client in handling the matter.’
Key clients
- African Trade & Investment Development Insurance
- Wildlife Works
Work highlights
- Acting for African Trade & Investment Development Insurance, formerly the African Trade Insurance Agency, a prominent multilateral insurer across Africa, in the Court of Appeal.
- Acting for Wildlife Works, a US-based community-centred wildlife conservation company implementing initiatives to protect threatened wilderness and endangered wildlife and a significant player in the carbo trading space, in connection with an investigation into its operations following allegations by an international research institute alluding that they had received reports of human rights violations.