Mwamuye Mzungu Solomon Advocates · Est. Kenya
Counsel for theeconomy East Africais becoming.
Corporate and commercial law, public policy guidance and transactional services — for the businesses building the region and the international clients investing in it.
Three ways in
- Media HubA law firm that publishes337 publications, six standing series and MMS Weekly on county governance — with a community you can subscribe to.Open
- Land & PropertyBought on the strength of its titleBuy and sell land with the conveyancing file opened before the deposit, and the title confirmed before it is listed.Open
- Live CounselFace to face, wherever you areA video consultation with an advocate, in the browser. No app, no account — a private room and a link.Open
Strategic partnership
MMS Advocates is part of the EMLTC Legal Network
EMLTC was built on the foundation of a unique vision: to build an integrated international standard law & tax firm, with in-depth knowledge of the emerging markets.
A cross-border mandate does not become a referral. It stays inside the network — one integrated international standard law and tax firm, with in-depth knowledge of the emerging markets, and a Dubai desk operating from Jumeirah Lakes Towers.
Integrated
One firm across jurisdictions, not a chain of introductions.
International standard
Law and tax to the standard the counterparty expects.
Emerging markets
Depth in the markets the network was built to serve.
5 offices
Nairobi, Mombasa, Kwale, Lunga Lunga and Dubai, on one file.
Expertise
Ten practices. One file.
Corporate commercial matters, mergers and acquisitions, dispute resolution, banking and finance, real estate and construction, transactions advisory, public policy and stakeholder engagement, intellectual property, competition, energy and infrastructure.
- 01Corporate CommercialCompany formation, governance, contracts and day-to-day commercial counsel.
- 02Disputes ResolutionLitigation, arbitration and negotiated settlement across Kenyan courts and tribunals.
- 03Financial ServicesBanking, finance, security documentation and regulated financial products.
- 04Real EstateConveyancing, title due diligence, leases and construction.
- 05Public PolicyLegislative analysis, regulatory engagement and stakeholder strategy.
- 06Intellectual PropertyTrade marks, copyright, patents and enforcement.
- 07Mergers and AcquisitionsDeal structuring, due diligence and regulatory clearance.
- 08CompetitionMerger control, restrictive practices and consumer protection.
- 09ICTData protection, technology contracting and emerging technology regulation.
- 10GamingBetting, gaming and lottery licensing and compliance.
Thought leadership
A law firm that publishes.
Read the thinking before you instruct it. Every piece carries a named advocate.
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Weekly segment
MMS Weekly
MMS Weekly is a weekly content segment providing inter-county public governance information and policies happening around Kenya.
- A Practical Guide for Copyright Registration in Kenya
- The Lawyer’s Most Valuable Asset Isn’t Time. It’s Attention.
- AI Surveillance in Kenya: Security Tool or Constitutional Test?
Content hub
Media Hub
Podcasts, series and recordings in one feed — with a community you can subscribe to rather than a channel you have to chase.
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Recent Articles
- 10 Sept 2026 · Maureen MutaiA Practical Guide for Copyright Registration in Kenya
- 09 Sept 2026 · Allan MzunguLAND CONTROL BOARDS IN KENYA
- 09 Sept 2026 · Laith ChuliBeyond “Happily Ever After”: The Legal Reality of Dividing Matrimonial Wealth
- 09 Sept 2026 · Laith ChuliYour Idea, Your Proof: Inside Kenya’s Copyright Registration Process
Our name is easy to remember.Our work is hard to forget.
We are a top rated leading law firm in Kenya. Our clients share their experience of partnering with us as their legal partner.
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A private consultation room opens in your browser. No app to install, no account to create — send the link, and talk. Nairobi, Mombasa, Kwale, Lunga Lunga and Dubai desks.
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Anything that becomes advice is confirmed afterwards.
Locations
Four rooms, one firm.
Each office runs its own practice mix and its own reading. Open one.
Head officeUpperhill · Kenya
Nairobi
The head office and the seat of the litigation team. Corporate and commercial mandates, regulatory engagement and the appellate work all run from Upperhill, minutes from the courts and the regulators.
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Nyali · Kenya
Mombasa
The coast practice. Port and logistics work, land and conveyancing along the coastline, the blue economy, and the community programme that runs out of this office.
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South Coast · Kenya
Kwale
The south coast desk. Land, title and community interest across Kwale — the Mrima Hills mineral question, the Dongo Kundu special economic zone, and the county-level governance work that feeds MMS Weekly.
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Kwale County · Kenya–Tanzania border · Kenya
Lunga Lunga
The border desk. Lunga Lunga sits on the crossing into Tanzania, where the south coast work meets cross-border trade, transit and the land questions that follow a frontier town.
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Jumeirah Lakes Towers · United Arab Emirates
Dubai
The international desk, operating through the EMLTC Legal Network. Cross-border mandates, inbound investment into East Africa and Gulf-side structuring run through the network rather than through a referral.
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