Pro Bono means ‘For the good of the people’. In this case, we are going to look at firms that offer help to the general public who can’t afford a lawyer. This includes the underserved populations and the marginalized communities.
While there are a number of private firms that offer Pro Bono services, they are only available for a very short time hence not serving the Kenyans in need. Also, note that most pro-bono services are offered by NGOs that are still not accessible to those far away from large towns and cities. READ FULL STORY
We have collected information on law firms and lawyers offering Pro Bono Legal services in Kenya. Here is a list;
1. Anjarwalla & Khanna
Founded in 1954, Anjarwalla & Khanna has evolved and developed to become the largest full-service law firm in East Africa. Currently employing more than a hundred lawyers, the firm has expanded to Daresalaam in Tanzania, and Dubai in the UAE. It is also the first African firm to be licensed in the UAE.
2. Bisman Community Lawyers
Bisman Community Lawyers offer Pro Bono Legal Services to all Kenyan citizens. To contact them try the phone number +254718527403, or the email address; freeonlinelegaid@gmail.com
3. Iseme Kamau & Maema (IKM Advocates)
In the last thirty years, IKM has been providing legal services to many. The firm offers law services to Kenyans and those beyond the borders. Iseme Kamau & Maema (IKM Advocates) is a leading law firm in Kenya.
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4. Katwa & Kemboi Advocates
Katwa & Kemboi advocates focus on solving your legal problems with a business-like approach. They help you spend less money and time on legal services. Also, they have clients who are Kenyan, International, Individual clients, Multinationals, and smaller entrepreneurs.
5. Rachier & Amollo Advocates
Offering top-range legal services for both private and commercial clients, Rachier & Amollo is a nationally recognized law firm. It works on fairly providing an audience to those members of the society who are robbed of their rights but are financially challenged.
