Law Society of Kenya -Nairobi Branch

Together, let us make a meaningful impact and reaffirm the legal profession’s commitment to justice, dignity, compassion, and service to humanity.

We therefore invite members, law firms, organizations, and well-wishers to support this noble cause by donating essential items as outlined in the attached flier.

The LSK Nairobi Branch shall undertake a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative on Monday, 22nd June 2026, through a visit to the Kamae Girls Borstal Institution as part of the Purple Ribbon Week 2026 activities.

Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDT) Case Digest. Once published, the Case Digest will serve as a central reference point for the entire sports ecosystem, benefiting key stakeholders and strengthening the framework for sports law in Kenya.

The meeting was also attended by Dr. Leah Kaburu, CEO of the Sports Disputes Tribunal and Ms. Janet Munywoki, Editor/Ag. CEO of Kenya Law, and members of the SDT Bar–Bench Committee. The purpose of the meeting was to explore strategic collaboration in developing and publishing a

On Monday, 25th May 2026, Mr. Wilberforce Akello, Vice Chair Elect of the LSK Nairobi Branch, accompanied by Mr. Clement Odinga, Programs Manager, represented Mr. Eric Kivuva, Branch Chair, in a courtesy call to the National Council for Law Reporting at their offices.

Members are invited to nominate up to two (2) deserving male Advocates, accompanied by a brief justification outlining the nominee's overall suitability for this recognition. 🔗Nomination link: bit.ly/LSKNbFathersof…

📆 Friday, 19th June 2026 ⏰7.30 am - 10.00 am 📍Fairmont The Norfolk Hotel 💰As per the poster 👔 Dress Code: Formal As part of this year’s programme, the Branch will confer special recognition upon select male Advocates who may be considered as 'Fathers of the Bar.'

The Branch cordially invites all male Advocates to the 2nd Edition of The Gentlemen’s Chambers Breakfast, an exclusive networking and mentorship forum for male Advocates.

We also celebrate the appointment of Hon. Lady Justice Diana Kavedza as Chair of the Kibera Law Courts Court‑Annexed Mediation Pilot Committee on Criminal Matters. We extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes as she takes up this important responsibility.

Mr. Kivuva emphasized the importance of strengthening people‑centered justice through multi‑sector collaboration, highlighting the need for the Courts, Parliament, the Bar, and public institutions to work together in advancing access to justice.

Today, Mr. Eric Kivuva, Chair of the Law Society of Kenya Nairobi Branch, accompanied by Mr. Wilberforce Akello, Vice Chair Elect, and Mr. Clement Odinga, Programs Manager, attended the Kibera High Court Inaugural County Court Users Committee meeting held at Tamarind, Nairobi.

This seminar underscored the LSK Nairobi Branch’s commitment to continuous professional development, equipping Advocates with knowledge that strengthens their practice while advancing people-centred justice in Kenya.

The discussions were expertly moderated by Ondati Mogaka, Member of the CPD Committee, ensuring a dynamic exchange of ideas and practical insights.

Today, Mr. Eric Kivuva, Chair of the Law Society of Kenya Nairobi Branch, inaugurated a specialized CPD Seminar themed Employment & Labour Relations: Reflections, Lessons, and Reforms. In his opening remarks, Mr. Kivuva emphasized the importance of diversification within