Litigation
Lawyer in Kenya —
Win Your Case

Litigation fees depend on the complexity, value and duration of the case. We offer transparent fee structures — either fixed fees for straightforward matters or staged billing for complex cases. We provide a detailed estimate before engagement so there are no surprises. Your initial consultation is free.

Yes. Kenyan courts grant temporary injunctions, restraining orders and preservation orders to prevent irreparable harm while the main suit is heard. We can file urgent applications — sometimes obtaining orders within 24–48 hours in critical situations.

Mediation is a voluntary process where a neutral mediator helps parties negotiate a settlement. It's typically faster, cheaper and less adversarial than court proceedings. Court-annexed mediation is now mandatory in many Kenyan cases before trial. We represent clients effectively in both forums.

Yes. Non-residents can file lawsuits in Kenyan courts provided the cause of action arose in Kenya or the defendant is based here. You can instruct us remotely — we handle everything from filing to trial and keep you updated throughout. We also handle enforcement of foreign judgments in Kenya.

A court judgment is only valuable if enforced. We pursue enforcement through attachment and sale of assets, garnishee orders (seizing bank accounts), charging orders on property and committal proceedings for contempt. Our litigation service covers the full cycle from filing to collection.