The Supreme Court of Kenya in Nairobi, with the Kenyatta International Conference Centre tower behind it, at dusk

Prepared for the day it is tested.

Nairobi advocates for insurers, companies and families: insurance, employment, succession, property and litigation before courts across Kenya.

The Supreme Court of Kenya, Nairobi. Photograph: Francis Akuka, CC0

Start with your matter.

Choose what it concerns. We'll tell you what to bring, and an advocate will call you back.

The kind of matter you have

For a first meeting on insurance law, bring

  • The policy and its schedule
  • Claim forms and the insurer's correspondence
  • Any assessor's or investigator's report
  • Court papers, if any have been served

For a first meeting on labour & employment law, bring

  • The contract of employment
  • Letters: appointment, warnings, show-cause, termination
  • Payslips and the HR policy that applies
  • A short timeline of what happened

For a first meeting on constitutional & administrative law, bring

  • The decision, notice or letter you want to challenge
  • When you received it: time limits can be short
  • Correspondence with the public body
  • Any earlier appeal or complaint

For a first meeting on probate & succession law, bring

  • The death certificate
  • The will, if there is one
  • A list of the family and dependants
  • Title deeds, logbooks and bank details of the estate

For a first meeting on commercial law, bring

  • The contract, or the draft under negotiation
  • Invoices, statements and demand letters
  • Company documents: CR12, certificate of incorporation
  • Correspondence with the other side

For a first meeting on property & conveyancing law, bring

  • A copy of the title deed or certificate of lease
  • A recent official search, if you have one
  • The sale agreement or lease
  • Rates and land rent receipts

For a first meeting on general litigation, bring

  • Every court paper served on you, with the date received
  • The agreement or event the dispute is about
  • Correspondence and demand letters
  • A short timeline of key events

We understand the stakes, develop the strategy and stand firmly behind our clients when it matters most.

Igandu Njue & Associates Advocates. Founded in Nairobi in 2021, before courts and tribunals across Kenya.
Portrait of Igandu Njue, Managing Partner

Led by Igandu Njue.

Managing Partner. Advocate of the High Court of Kenya. Admitted to the Bar, June 2018.

The firm is led by Ms. Igandu Njue, Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, who was admitted to the Bar in June 2018 and brings close to a decade of practical experience in legal practice and litigation. Her experience has been shaped by extensive work across established law firms, where she has represented a diverse clientele, including insurance companies, corporate entities and individual clients.

Portrait of Jackline Kendi, Senior Partner
Jackline KendiSenior Partner
Portrait of Doreen Nyawira, Senior Partner
Doreen NyawiraSenior Partner

Every client should leave our offices knowing one thing:

  1. their matter was handled with the seriousness it deserved,

  2. their interests were protected,

  3. and their advocate gave the matter everything it required.

Our undertaking to every client.
Igandu Njue & Associates Advocates

The gates of the Supreme Court of Kenya. Photograph: Kriddl, CC0

What our clients say

Our clients trust us with their most critical legal matters. Their experiences reflect our unwavering commitment to excellence, integrity, and personalised legal counsel.

Igandu Njue & Associates provided exceptional legal guidance with professionalism and dedication. Their expertise in corporate law is unmatched.

PaulineQualisol Certs Ltd

The team handled our labour dispute with remarkable skill and efficiency. We felt supported every step of the way. Truly outstanding advocates.

Dr. MainaRoyal Smiles

Ms. Igandu Njue's strategic approach to our insurance litigation saved our company significantly. Her integrity and commitment are second to none.

Mr. ItongaItonga & Associates
Choose a client's words
  • Sanlam Insurance
  • Madison Insurance
  • Geminia Insurance
  • Kenya Orient Insurance
  • CIC Insurance
  • Royal Smiles Dental Clinic
  • Qualisol Certs Ltd
  • City Shuttle Limited
  • DanceArtitude Studio

Before you call

The questions clients ask first.

Which areas of law do you practise?

We advise and represent clients in Insurance Law, Labour & Employment Law, Constitutional & Administrative Law, Probate & Succession Law, Commercial Law, Property & Conveyancing Law and General Litigation.

Do you act for businesses or individuals?

Both. Our experience spans insurance companies, corporate entities and individual clients, and we tailor our approach to each client's needs.

Do you handle matters outside Nairobi?

Yes. Our office is in Nairobi, and we represent clients before courts and tribunals across Kenya.

How do I book a consultation?

Call us on +254 117 643 898 or +254 743 863 892, or send an enquiry through our contact form and an advocate will get back to you.

Will my information be kept confidential?

Yes. Confidentiality is central to how we practise. Sending an enquiry does not by itself create an advocate–client relationship, so share only a brief outline until we have spoken.

What should I prepare before our first meeting?

Bring any documents relevant to your matter, such as contracts, correspondence, policies, court papers or title documents, together with a short timeline of key events. It helps us understand your position quickly.

Who leads the firm?

The firm is led by Managing Partner Igandu Njue, Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, Admitted to the Bar, June 2018, together with Senior Partner Jackline Kendi and Senior Partner Doreen Nyawira.

Where is your office?

We are at View Park Towers, 7th Floor, Wing C, Suite 9, Nairobi, Kenya.