From incorporation to complex transactions, we provide the legal backbone for businesses at every stage — companies, partnerships, and land.
Whether you are incorporating a startup, buying commercial land, structuring a partnership, or restructuring a group of companies, the decisions you make today shape what your business can do tomorrow. We make sure every step is legally sound, commercially smart, and future-proof.
Our team combines deep transactional experience with practical business judgment — the kind that comes from years of advising Kenyan companies, developers, investors, and family enterprises.
Incorporation, share structures, holding companies, and optimal business setups.
Due diligence, negotiations, and seamless execution of M&A and group restructures.
Drafting agreements that prevent disputes and protect every party's interests.
Due diligence, transfers, leases, charges, and land control board approvals.
Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts that protect your commercial interests.
Annual returns, CR12, statutory filings, and compliance across Kenya's regulatory landscape.
We advise a diverse range of clients, each with unique needs and challenges:
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Advised a multinational on the acquisition of commercial property worth over KES 500 million — full due diligence, transaction structuring, and Land Control Board approvals.
Structured a three-company group into a clean holding structure, streamlining compliance and preparing the group for external investment.
Drafted a partnership and profit-sharing agreement for a professional services firm — protecting the founders' interests and pre-empting future disputes.
The best structure depends on your circumstances — whether you're a sole proprietor, a partnership, an LLP, or a limited company. We'll help you evaluate liability, tax implications, and operational flexibility to make the right choice for your specific venture.
With proper preparation, company registration in Kenya typically takes 7–14 business days. We expedite the process by ensuring all documentation is complete and accurate from the start — including name search, CR1, CR8, and statutory filings.
Land verification involves a search at the Ministry of Lands, reviewing title deeds, checking for encumbrances or charges, and inspecting physical boundaries. We handle this due diligence for our clients to ensure secure transactions — and can flag any red flags before you commit.
Yes. We advise on everything from a single lease agreement to multi-party mergers and acquisitions. Our approach scales to the size and complexity of the matter — you get the same high standard of care regardless of deal size.