SOLUTION FOCUSED LEGAL THINKING
Every brief begins by asking the question, what problem is our client trying to solve. IT means that our thinking focusses on the solution, rather than the problem area. It means that we value critical thinking skills above experience as long as our candidates meet the required academic qualifications
WE HAVE WORKED WITH SOME OF THE MOST PIONEERING INDUSTRIES AND INNOVATIONS
Our ability to critically assess problems and formulate new ways of solving them has seen us guide enterprises at the spear end of innovation. We stay abreast of what’s happening locally and internationally to give our clients the most up to date information to make decisions.
OUR COMMITMENT TO MAKE ACCESS TO LAW CONVENIENT HAS SEEN US DEVELOP TRULLY INNOVATIVE LEGAL SOLUTIONS
Our focus on improving access to legal services and resources puts us at the forefront of legal innovation. We published the first online version of the Laws of Kenya, now used by millions. We also launched a legal podcast Swala Nyeti that has become the go to forum for the common man seeking answers to legal questions.
LEADING MINDS. LATEST RESEARCH
Listen a layman and a lawyer discuss legal questions of the day.
- Is it possible to sue my baby daddy to pay for the lifestyle he accustomed me to?
- Will I be liable for my house-help's abortion that's gone wrong?
- Can I get my salary arrears if I've been falsely accused of stealing clients?
- Can I be punished for impregnating my high-school girlfriend?
- Can a teacher slap my child?
- Can my side-chick force me to pay her for an unborn baby?
- Can you sue Kenya Power if someone dies from stepping on a live wire?
- Can I punish a lending app for listing me on CRB despite paying my loan?
- Can I get a taser to prevent useless men from grabbing my butt in the matatu?
- Can I still divorce him if he refused to accept divorce papers?
- Can ‘Alejandro’ who stole my mum's money and heart in the high seas, be forced to refund it?
- Can I enforce the sales contract that I entered into while drinking with the buyer in a bar?
- Can I sue my husband for failing to pay me for planning his second wedding?
- Can my husband sue his parents for failing to pay for the upkeep of our child?
- Can I get compensated for my wallpaper after the landlord kicked me out?
- Do I need witness protection if I snitch on my thieving colleagues?
- Can I force my SACCO to Pay my Rebates even if I had defaulted on my Loan?
- Can I get my neighbour arrested for employing my child?
- Is it a crime to have a baby with my cousin?
- Can I be protected from harassment from digital lenders where I guaranteed someone?
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