We are a small Nairobi firm that handles two kinds of cases — family law and personal injury. Both kinds of cases share something: the people on the other side of our desk did not plan to be here. Our job is to make the next part feel less like falling.
We answer calls within four business hours. We send a written game plan within seven days of intake. And we never charge a personal injury client a cent until we win.
The legal piece is almost never the hardest piece. We handle the paperwork, the negotiation, and the court dates so you can spend your energy on the people who actually need it.
An ambulance is not the end of the story. We rebuild the timeline, negotiate with the insurers, and — when the offer is insulting — we take it to a jury.
A 30-minute conversation, no charge, no obligation. Phone, video, or our front porch.
Within a week. Two pages, plain English, with the timeline and the price.
You get weekly updates and a real person — not a portal — when you have questions.
Resolution, court date, or settlement. A final letter that closes the chapter, in writing.
We are a small firm on purpose. Every client works directly with a senior advocate — never an associate you've never met. Our office is a restored colonial bungalow on Ngong Road with a verandah, a jacaranda tree, and, somewhat famously, a golden retriever named Beans.
Mediation-first divorce and custody. 18 years of practice. University of Nairobi LL.B '05; KSL Dip. '07.
Trial advocate, former insurance defence — knows the playbook because he wrote it. 41 High Court verdicts.
Bilingual practice in Kiswahili and English. Eight years with the Milimani Children's Court before joining us.
Boda-boda & pedestrian injury specialty. Lifetime Nairobi cyclist; reads every police abstract twice.
We don't share case names without written permission. Every quote below is reproduced with the client's blessing — and every figure has a signed disposition behind it.
"I left my last attorney's office crying. I left Naomi's office with a three-page plan, a follow-up call scheduled, and — somehow — a feeling that the worst part was behind me."
"The insurer offered us four hundred and thirty thousand shillings. Marcus sent them one envelope. Three weeks later we settled for forty-one million."
"Danielle met me at the junction where I was hit. She took photos at the same time of day, two weeks later, to show the sight-line. Who does that?"
A week-by-week template — including the awkward bits like half-term, parents' day, and the end-of-year concert.
The photos to take, the calls to skip, the police abstract to request. Print this and put it in your glovebox.
Eight honest questions to ask yourselves before deciding whether mediation is the right room.
Free, 30 minutes, totally confidential. We'll listen, tell you whether we can help, and — if we can't — point you to someone who can.
If you're not sure whether you have a case, that is a reason to call. The conversation is free, and short. — Naomi
For injury cases: yes — we work on contingency, which means you pay nothing unless we win. For family law: we offer flat fees for many matters and payment plans for the rest. We'll tell you the price before you sign anything.
Probably not. 94% of our family-law clients settle without a trial; 89% of our injury clients settle before filing. When court is the right call, we'll explain why — in writing, before you decide.
Same week, almost always. If the matter is urgent — a protective order, a hit-and-run, a crisis — we'll find you a slot within 24 hours.
Ndio. Tunashughulikia kesi zote kwa Kiswahili au Kiingereza — chagua kile kinachokufaa. All filings can be prepared in your preferred working language.