Our collective experience is rich with civil litigation cases handled encompassing the following selected legal briefs;

a) A representative suit in the form of a Constitutional Petition seeking to protect the rights of petitioners against illegal and forceful evictions by government.

b) Public interest litigation with regards to forced and coerced sterilization of women on the basis of their HIV status, the presidential decree case of forced compilation of data on children who have HIV infected and Human rights violation during Covid-19 pandemic. 

c) Employment and labour relations disputes challenging termination of employment on the grounds of valid reasons for termination and due process; termination of employment on grounds of poor performance; challenge of staff performance review process; termination of employment of a public officer on grounds of law as recommended by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission; unfair withholding of pension benefits of a retired staff; computation of amounts owing to a staff in a defined contribution retirement scheme.

d) Defamation suit to protect the business reputation of a client following wrongful reporting of the client’s business transactions by a media company with national presence; publication of defamatory statements via social media.

e) Land dispute at the Environment and Land Court on compulsory acquisition of private land; encroachment of public land; use of forged title documents as security for loans.

f) Banking law disputes on customer confidentiality and loan recovery disputes relating to Charges.

g) Running down claims involving recovery for personal injury and material damage against motor vehicle owners and declaratory suits against Insurance companies.

h) Civil debt recovery suits for money had and received; unjust enrichment claims.

i) Contract enforcement claims with respect to specific performance, restitution and damages.

j) Suit for wrongful public auction of importers merchandise by Kenya Revenue Authority contrary to customs law and in respect thereof claiming loss of use and damages for infringement of right to property.

k) Constitution petition challenging constitutionality of Section 26 of the Sexual Offences Act No. 3 of 2006 on the basis of violation of the rule of law and principle of legality which requires all laws with criminal penalty to be sufficiently clear.

l) Succession disputes for distribution of estate in both intestate and testate grants.

m) Matrimonial disputes for division of matrimonial property, judicial separation, dissolution of marriages, child maintenance and custody.

n) Public procurement disputes and representation at the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board on the various legal issues including;

i) Contravention of section 80 (2) of the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act (PPADA), 2015 and Article 227 (1) of the Constitution of Kenya by a Procuring Entity.

ii) Application of the margin of preference to eligible bidders in International Competitive Tenders and the interpretation of its applicability in open national tenders involving foreign contractors under PPADA.

iii) Scope and extent of jurisdiction of the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board (PPARB).

iv) Tender validity period, legality and powers of extension as well as the impact of tender validity to tender proceedings.

v) Termination of a tender by the procuring entity pursuant to Section 63 of the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act.

vi) The tender notification process to both successful and unsuccessful bidders pursuant to Section 87(3) of the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act.

vii) Unfair evaluation of tender against the criterion set out in the Tender document.

viii) Incompetency for a request of review Application.

ix) Procurement process infringing on a tenderers rights in Article 47(2) of the Constitution of Kenya and Section 4 of the Fair Administrative Actions.

x) Commencing judicial review proceedings in a tender for provision of medical insurance to challenge the decision of the Public Procurement and Review Board on grounds of illegality and irrationality.