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Kaplan & Stratton Advocates Offices
9TH FLOOR, WILLIAMSON HOUSE
4TH NGONG AVENUE
PO BOX 40111-00100 NAIROBI
Kenya
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James Muthui
Work Department
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Position
Partner
Career
James Muthui was admitted as an advocate of the High Court of Kenya in 2003. He joined Kaplan & Stratton in May 2004 and became a partner in 2008. Prior to joining Kaplan & Stratton, James was an associate at Hamilton Harrison & Matthews Advocates.
His main area of practice is civil litigation in the following sectors: land, intellectual property, banking, environmental & conservation, judicial review, employment disputes, debt collection, arbitration and mediation and other general commercial areas. James handles matters in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, the High Court, the Employment & Labour Relations Court and other specialist tribunals. James’s clients consist primarily of corporate bodies and organisations from diverse sectors locally and internationally including manufacturing agriculture, finance, health, advertising, environmental conservation, donor agencies, Non Governmental Organisations and religious organisations. He has been instructed on various high profile cases such as the Republic v Cholmondeley case.
Languages
English
Kiswahili
Memberships
Law Society of Kenya
The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Kenya Chapter)
International Bar Association
Education
2001 -2002 Kenya School of Law – Bar Qualifying Examinations
1997-2001 University of Nairobi, bachelor of Laws (Second Class Upper Division)
Lawyer Rankings
Kenya > Dispute resolution
Boasting an impressive client portfolio drawn from key industry sectors including commodities, construction, energy, insurance, financial services, and international trade, Kaplan & Stratton Advocates enjoys a secure position in the dispute resolution, mediation and arbitration space. The practice is routinely engaged in commercial disputes, class actions, and shareholder and company disputes. Fred Ojiambo, who often appears in high-profile criminal and civil suits, leads, and the team is reinforced by competition law specialist Peter Gachuhi, tax expert Nazima Malik, trade and industrial relations disputes expert Esther Kinyenje, and employment law authority Cosima Wetende. James Muthui and Peter Njeru support on intellectual property and procurement projects, respectively.