Why Us?
Risk Avoidance & Preventive Lawyering is What We're Here for
Real experience combined with professional, authoritative representation is what you can expect from Anne Babu and Company Advocates.
We are well versed with the Kenya employment and commercial laws and we apply our knowledge to help you avoid legal risks and thereby lower your legal costs.
As part of preventive lawyering, we conduct bespoke trainings; draft and review agreements and contracts taking into account our client's best interests; provide advisory services; conduct legal audits; and provide updates on legislative developments.
Our Experience is Your Benefit
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We have significant experience in providing legal advice, support and representation to organizations located locally and abroad. We are involved in dispute resolution – at the Court of Appeal, the Employment & Labour Relations Court, commercial courts, conciliation, mediation and arbitration and this gives us a clear picture of the risk exposure areas and how to best mitigate them.
Disputes are won or lost in the preparation process. We give our clients a high chance of success through skilled drafting of legal documents; well thought out court representation; and thorough preparation.
Practice Areas
- Employment law is the legislative framework that deals with the relations between an employer and an employee. The Constitution, 2010; the Employment Act, 2007 and Case-Law are some of the key sources of the labour law.
- Commercial Law is the area of law that caters for the commercial dealings between people/entities. It covers, among other things, contracts and agreements; debt recovery; and claims arising out of contracts.
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Wanjiru v Machakos University (Petition E021 of 2021) [2022] KEHC 10599 (KLR) (3 August 2022) (Judgment) The High Court at Machakos has faulted a university for using the image of a former student without her consent and awarded her Kshs 700,000/- in damages. The court held that this violated the Petitioner’s right to privacy and human dignity guaranteed by the…
The passing of Kenya’s Data Protection Act (No. 24 of 2019) (hereinafter “the Act”) on 25th November 2019 breathed life to the pre-existing right to privacy guaranteed under Article 31 of the Constitution, 2010, by providing for regulation of the processing of personal data. In the employment sphere, the Act and its subsidiary regulations set out the requirements to be…
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Nairobi, Kenya