Monthly Newsletter

The August Newsletter reflects the breadth of our work and the people behind it, from academic distinction and professional milestones to incisive legal thought and industry recognition. PAUL MUSYOKA‘s attainment of First-Class Honours in his LL.B. marks an impressive academic achievement, while Lawrence Muriuki‘s emergence as an Executive Public Speaker signals a growing presence in

Our vibrant Cultural Day takes centre stage in this edition of our newsletter! A colourful celebration of culture, unity and togetherness, our Cultural Day brought the team together in a joyful display of traditions, colours and unforgettable moments. From celebrating our diverse cultures to exploring thought-provoking legal perspectives, this edition also features our article, “Determining

Understanding the law is one thing. Staying ahead of it is another. Our latest newsletter explores the legal framework surrounding tangible and intangible securities, offering practical insights into their significance in today’s evolving commercial landscape. As an added highlight, we unpack the key changes introduced by the Finance Act, 2026, providing a concise overview of

Law firms occupy a unique position at the intersection of commerce, governance, and social responsibility. As stewards of legal frameworks, they hold both the power and the duty to champion Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles and drive progress toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In this edition we explore how the legal

Staying ahead of the curve in Data Protection & Succession Law. Our latest Newsletter unpacks the Registration of Data Handlers in Kenya and breaks down the Supreme Court’s landmark decision on the Right of Appeal in Succession Matters. A must-read for legal practitioners, businesses, and data handlers alike. Click here to access the Newsletter. Happy

The Law of Succession Act, Cap 160 Laws of Kenya (the Act) and its subsidiary Legislation The Probate and Administration Rules, 1980 (the Rules) make rather fool proof provisions in regard to administration of deceased person’s estate whether testate or intestate. The guidelines are clear from the Petitioning for a Grant of Letters of Administration