Frequently Asked Questions

We offer comprehensive legal services across all major practice areas including corporate & commercial law, litigation & dispute resolution, real estate & conveyancing, banking & finance, employment law, tax advisory, legislative drafting, and legal & compliance audits.

Yes, we provide initial consultations to understand your legal needs and discuss how we can assist you. Contact us to schedule a consultation at either our Nairobi or Diani offices.

Our standard office hours are Monday to Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. We are closed on weekends. We also provide 24/7 emergency legal support for urgent matters.

While we are primarily based in Kenya, we have experience with international transactions and can coordinate with local counsel in other jurisdictions to assist with your legal needs.

Our fee structure varies depending on the complexity and nature of your matter. We offer fixed fees for routine transactions, hourly billing for advisory work, and alternative fee arrangements for large matters. We provide transparent fee estimates at the outset.

Yes, we work with clients to establish payment plans that accommodate their needs, especially for ongoing retainer relationships and larger matters.

Additional costs may include court filing fees, stamp duties, search fees, expert witness fees, and other third-party expenses. We clearly outline all anticipated costs before commencement.

Simply contact us via phone, email, or our contact form. We'll schedule a consultation to discuss your needs, provide an initial assessment, and outline our approach and fees.

Timelines vary significantly based on the matter's complexity. Simple transactions may take weeks, while complex litigation can span months or years. We provide realistic timelines during our initial consultation.

Depending on your matter's complexity, you'll have a primary attorney supported by our team of specialists. We ensure seamless communication and coordinated service delivery.

We maintain regular communication through your preferred method—email, phone, or in-person meetings. We provide regular updates on case progress and are always available to address your questions.