FULL SERVICE
LAW FIRM
Specializing in Corporate/ Commercial law, Nature Resource law, Human Rights Law & Litigation, Insolvency & Fraud, Finance and Tax law, Employment law & Labour law, Intellectual Property law, Insurance law, Procurement law and Real estate & Conveyancing law,
OUR VISION
Bashasha & Co. Advocates is a full service law firm in Kenya and Uganda founded in 2000. We provide a full range of legal services and our lawyers are widely known as being among the top legal advisors and leading transactional lawyers in East Africa with diverse experience.
Our aim is to become an integral partner in your success story. We are committed to seeking out all challenges and delivering first-class solutions on time. We aim at providing client-centered advice through the most critical and complex transactions or disputes. Our focus is on delivering accurate, practical and commercially-sensitive advice.
Bashasha & Co. Advocates focus lies in Corporate, Commercial, Natural Resource and Human Rights Law. In addition, we also deliver unrivaled support and guidance in Telecommunications, Tax, Energy and Employment Law. The firm has built up a substantial practice in procurement, energy, oil and gas, mineral, development, investment and commercial advisory, debt recovery, real estate and conveyancing.
Our approach is to generate ideas that will transform our client's business into a success story.
Bashasha & Co. Advocates continuously invests in its people to ensure that they have the necessary knowledge of the national business environment.
WHY CHOOSE US
At Bashasha & Co Advocates, we specialize in multi-jurisdictional practice of law. This is currently In Kenya and Uganda with prospects of expanding further to the rest of the East African community.
We believe in the quality of our lawyers and the unity of our team. We recognise that the firm is only a product of the talent and ability of its people.
In today's rapidly evolving business and technology environment, delivering the very best legal services requires more than excellent legal representation.
At Bashasha & Co. Advocates, we deliver superior value by combining excellent legal counsel with the systematic application of business processes and the best legal technology tools available
PRACTICE
AREAS
Trusted Legal Solutions For The Real World
LITIGATION
CORPORATE & COMMERCIAL LAW
EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR LAW
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
GENDER & HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
INSURANCE LAW
NATURAL RESOURCES LAW
CONVEYANCING & REAL ESTATE LAW
CRIMINAL LAW
FINANCE & TAX LAW
ARBITRATION & DISPUTE RESOLUTION
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW
INSOLVENCY & BANKRUPCY LAW
FAMILY LAW
ENERGY LAW
OIL AND GAS LAW
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
OUR TEAM
PARTNER
Tel: +254 728 864 057
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PARTNER
Tel: +254 710 554 364
PARTNER
Tel: +254 792 651 881
BASHASHA & CO ADVOCATES FORMS COVID 19 IMPACT LEGAL TEAM.
Bashasha & Co Advocates has allocated resources towards creating a legal response team to readily provide clientele and public with discussions and solutions on the fiscal implications of national and global emergencies. With the emergence of the covid 19 pandemic, different economies are heading towards a downward spiral and thus numerous sectors have taken a hit and while governments are attempting to alleviate the impacts..
INSIGHTS
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Kenya adopts the Data Protection Act 2019 to bolster tech investments.
Kenya just took a big step towards its tech development. On November 8th Kenyan president, Uhuru Kenyatta approved a data protection law that complies with European Union legal standards. This will finally allow Kenya to embrace its full potential when it comes to tech innovations and start-ups and to attract more investments in its information technology centre.
Uber loses landmark UK battle as Supreme Court rules drivers are workers
Uber company lost a landmark battle at the United Kingdom’s Supreme court, which ruled that its drivers are workers entitled to rights such as the minimum wage. This is one of the most significant decisions in employment cases that has been heard for decades. The Supreme Court ruled in favour of 35 Uber drivers who first brought the case in 2016, arguing that they were not self-employed because Uber controlled much of their work, allocating their customers and dictating their fares.
The ruling grants the drivers the right to holiday pay as well as the United Kingdoms’ minimum wage and imposes a duty on Uber to set up a workplace pension scheme. A UK employment tribunal will now assess how much compensation the drivers are entitled to, and the ruling opens the way for other Uber drivers to sue the company.
BASHASHA & CO ADVOCATES
OUR ADDRESS
Morningside Office Park, Ground floor, Wing A, Ngong Road, Nairobi - Kenya
Email: info@bashashaadvocates.co.ke
Tel: +254 728 864 057 / +254 792 651 881 /+254 710 554 364
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