Legal Guides
Navigate the law with confidence
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Send a Demand Letter: Before suing, send a formal letter demanding payment or action within 7–14 days. This is required to show you tried to settle………..
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Meet the Basic Requirements: You must be at least 18 years old and of sound mind (mentally capable) for the will to be valid……..
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Do Not Ignore It: Ignoring a legal notice does not make it go away; it is often the last step before a lawsuit is filed. You typically have 7 to 14 days to respond.…..
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Use the eCitizen Portal: Log in to ecitizen.go.ke and access the Business Registration Service (BRS). This is where all legal registration happens…..
Stay informed and protect your rights
Know Your Constitutional Rights (The Bill of Rights)
Chapter 4 of the Constitution of Kenya (2010) is the foundation of your protection. Key rights you should know include:
Right to Fair Labour Practices (Article 41): You are entitled to fair wages, reasonable working conditions, and the right to join a union.
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Kenyan law firms provide essential services for businesses and individuals, covering corporate registration, contracts, and compliance. They handle property conveyancing, family law matters like wills and divorce, and resolve disputes through litigation or mediation. Specialized support includes immigration, tax, and data privacy, ensuring comprehensive legal protection for all clients.
Case studies
Facing bad debt and IP theft, “GreenHarvest” engaged a law firm to sue for KES 4.5 million and enforce employment contracts. The lawyers also secured trademark registration. This multi-pronged strategy successfully recovered the funds, legally halted a rogue competitor, and permanently protected the company’s brand assets and future operations.
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