Practice area
Disputes Resolution
Where a dispute cannot be settled at the table, it is run properly — pleadings, evidence, tribunal and appellate work. Where it can, it is settled. The firm exists, in its own words, to foster amicable resolution of disputes; litigation is the route taken when that route closes.
What this covers
- Commercial and contractual litigation
- Arbitration and alternative dispute resolution
- Appeals to the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court
- Tribunal proceedings and judicial review
- Negotiated settlement and mediation
From the library
What we have written on disputes resolution
Automatic Right of Appeal in Succession Matters: Analysing Wandi v Muchira [2026] KESC 29 (KLR)
The Supreme Court delivered its judgment in Wandi v Muchira (Suing as the Administrator Ad Litem of Jane Muthoni Muchira)…
Maureen Mutai · 4 min read
REPOSSESSION, CONSUMER PROTECTION, AND THE LIMITS OF A SECOND APPEAL: A COMMENT ON BALUME LAURENT MBOTAZ v NIC BANK LIMITED [2026] KECA 1291 (KLR)
Introduction On 10th July 2026, the Court of Appeal at Nairobi delivered its judgment in Balume Laurent Mbotaz v NIC…
Abigael Chilango · 4 min read
Between Law and Reality: Kenya’s Abortion Ruling Reignites a National Debate
On 24 April 2026, the Court of Appeal of Kenya issued a decision that has once again placed abortion at…
Laith Chuli · 3 min read
Summary of the Supreme Court of Kenya Judgement in Surya Holdings Limited & 2 Others v CFC Stanbic Bank Limited
PETITION NO.8 OF 2019 This appeal arises from a Court of Appeal judgement which upheld the High Court’s decision. The…
Wendy Kuyoh · 3 min read
Summary of the Supreme Court of Kenya Judgement in Pati Limited v Fundi Island Development & 4 Others
PETITION NO. 37 OF 2019 This appeal arose to challenge the entire Judgement and Orders of the Court of Appeal.…
Wendy Kuyoh · 3 min read
When “My Advocate Didn’t Tell Me” Isn’t Enough: Lessons from Chemben & 92 Others v Kenya Revenue Authority
If you have ever missed a court deadline and thought “surely the judge will understand,” the Court of Appeal’s decision…
Abigael Chilango · 5 min read