Waturi & Co. Advocates is a bespoke, full service law firm providing integrated legal services and representation uniquely tailored to its clients. With a focus on the highest standards of client care, the firm has experience and a unique blend of legal expertise across a wide range of practice areas.

We offer a full range of corporate and commercial legal services to our wide network of professionals and their respective businesses in Kenya and the greater East Africa region, including but not limited to a comprehensive consulting service, dispute resolution, litigation, arbitration, employment, finance, company restructuring, real estate, tax, trusts and estates.

We, as a firm, conduct our practice based on strong holistic values. We are a trusted legal partner to our clients available whenever required. Our priority and guarantee in providing legal services is the legitimacy and quality of client’s rights and interest’s protection.

Our mission is to provide legal services to our clients.

These services include representation of our clients, offering legal advice and guidance among others.

The practice is led by Managing Partner Waturi Esiera, Senior Partner Brian Ngeta and Partner Chris Kimathi Mutugi together with the vibrant team of advocates and support staff.

Waturi is an advocate of the High Court of Kenya,and a Certified Professional Mediator. Waturi is also a member of the Law Society of Kenya. Waturi holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree from the University of Nairobi, a Postgraduate Diploma from the Kenya School of Law and is an on-going Masters of Laws (LL.M) student at the University of Nairobi.

Waturi specializes in litigation, commercial law, conveyancing and family law. Waturi also handles probate and administration matters such as wills, estates and trusts, offering solutions that provide individual, families and business clients with comprehensive advise tailored to their specific needs to ensure orderly succession of assets comprising the estate of a deceased person.

Brian is our senior partner and is also an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, with extensive experience in intellectual property holding certifications from the World Intellectual Property Organisation Summer School and the European Patent Academy. Brian is also a member of the Law Society of Kenya and holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree from the University of Nairobi, a Postgraduate Diploma from the Kenya School of Law and is an on-going Masters of Laws (LL.M) student at the University of Nairobi.

Brian specializes in procurement law, litigation, conveyancing practice, commercial practice as well as intellectual property. He is also the go-to person in matters of Company registration and management. He has commendable skills in communication and interpersonal skills, analytical techniques and research.

Chris is our Partner and an advocate of the High Court of Kenya. He is a member of the Law Society of Kenya and holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree from University of Nairobi. He has a Postgraduate Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law. Having worked with several senior advocates in the field, Chris is well versed with matters company secretarial and up to date with new regulations surrounding day to day running of companies.

Chris specializes in Commercial Law, Civil Litigation, Constitutional Law, Judicial Review, Conveyancing Law, legal research, compilations of various fields of law, preparation of legal opinions, registration of charges and land matters.

Once instructed, the firm initiates correspondences with the parties concerned. If it be an issue of payment of monies we start by writing a demand letter to the debtor concerned.

This is then followed up within seven to fourteen days with another letter, a reminder, to the debtor to make good the client’s claim depending on the location of the debtor.

In case there is no favorable response an opinion is written to the client advising on the further available remedies. We then file a case against the debtor on advice of the client.

Any payments collected on behalf of the client through our offices are remitted promptly to the client. Unless otherwise stated, we advise the debtor to write cheques in the name of the client so that ours is only to submit the cheque to the client.

Payments by installments may be accepted in appropriate circumstances and only after a legally binding agreement is enforced in the courts of law and executed with the consent of the client.

It is the policy of the firm to keep its clients adequately and regularly informed on the status of the matters through timely correspondence.