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Beyond the Loan: When Can a Foreign Lender Enforce Its Rights in Kenya?
Imagine lending more than USD 180,000 to a Kenyan company. The money is advanced, the agreement is signed, the years […]
Laith Chuli · 5 min read
A Single Email, A Legal Shift: What the ODPC’s Endovo Decision Means for Data Claims
Most of us have received an email we never asked for, we delete it and move on but in 2025, […]
Laith Chuli · 4 min read
Rewriting Ownership: Inside Kenya’s Sectional Properties Act, 2020
For decades, anyone who bought a flat, maisonette or office unit in Kenya rarely got a title to that specific […]
Laith Chuli · 7 min read
New Title, New Kenya: Inside the Digital Land Revolution Reshaping Ownership
For a long time in Kenya, owning land was not as straightforward as it should have been. It often meant […]
Laith Chuli · 5 min read
Beyond “Happily Ever After”: The Legal Reality of Dividing Matrimonial Wealth
The dispute in Njeri wa Muthoni v John Andrew Virtue arose from the breakdown of a marriage and the difficult […]
Laith Chuli · 8 min read
Your Idea, Your Proof: Inside Kenya’s Copyright Registration Process
There’s a quiet mistake a lot of creatives make, they assume that because they created something, ownership is obvious. That […]
Laith Chuli · 4 min read
Capital Gains Tax in Kenya: Understanding the Rules, Exemptions, and Hidden Triggers Behind Every Transfer
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in Kenya is one of those taxes that feels almost invisible until the moment you sell […]
Laith Chuli · 5 min read
Quiet Art of Corporate Restructuring in Kenya: When Money Changes Shape Inside a Company (Shares and Loans)
In most companies, money is never really “one thing.” It comes in as investment, goes out as loans, comes back…
Laith Chuli · 5 min read
When Performance Is Questioned: Why the Law Demands More Than a PIP
There is a way performance issues are usually handled in practice, and it is easy to see why. Concerns arise,…
Laith Chuli · 4 min read
A NEW ERA FOR TRUST LAW: UNPACKING THE TRUST ADMINISTRATION BILL, 2026.
For a long time, trust law in Kenya has existed in pieces rather than as a complete system. Practitioners have…
Laith Chuli · 7 min read
More Than a Verdict: What the Court Had to Piece Together in the Sharon Otieno Case
Some cases pass through the courts quietly while others refuse to leave the public conscience. For nearly seven years, the…
Laith Chuli · 3 min read
From Strategy to Structure: Kenya’s New Framework for AI and Emerging Technologies
Kenya is stepping into the AI conversation with something more deliberate than excitement, control. Not control in the restrictive sense,…
Laith Chuli · 4 min read
Who Owns Copyright in AI-Generated Material in Kenya?
There’s something almost surreal about watching artificial intelligence create. You type a few words, press enter, and suddenly there’s an…
Laith Chuli · 6 min read
Beyond the Marriage Certificate: Why the High Court Recognised an ‘Invalid’ Wife’s Right to Inherit
While someone is alive, families often find ways to live with difficult realities. They overlook uncomfortable truths, postpone awkward conversations…
Laith Chuli · 5 min read
From Representation to Power: How Kenya’s Courts Are Quietly Redefining Governance
Not too long ago, Kenya found itself asking a question that felt both simple and deeply uncomfortable: are we truly…
Laith Chuli · 4 min read
Beyond Compliance: What the Cabinet Ruling Reveals About Kenya’s Commitment to Equality
There are moments in a country’s legal journey that feel less like ordinary court decisions and more like quiet reminders,…
Laith Chuli · 4 min read
The Quiet Evolution of Kenya’s Finance Bill 2026
The day President William Ruto put pen to paper and assented to the Finance Bill 2026 was not just another…
Laith Chuli · 4 min read
Regulation vs Reality: The Enforcement of Kenya’s Shisha Ban
Shisha in Kenya has always been more than just smoke curling into the night air. In many urban spaces, especially…
Laith Chuli · 4 min read
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