Frequently Asked Questions

We practise in six core areas: constitutional and election law, public and administrative law, tech law and internet governance, general commercial advisory, dispute resolution and litigation, and mediation and alternative dispute resolution.

You can book a consultation through our online form at the Book a Consultation page, call us at +254 705 997 718, email Info@ochiengogangolaw.com, or reach us on WhatsApp. We typically respond within one business day.

Yes. Tech law is a core differentiator of our practice. We advise on data protection compliance under the Kenya Data Protection Act, cybersecurity regulation, internet governance, AI policy, and digital rights at both national and international levels.

The Data Protection Act, 2019, regulates the collection, processing, and storage of personal data in Kenya. If your business handles personal data of individuals in Kenya, you must comply, including registering with the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner.

Yes. We represent candidates, political parties, and institutions in election petition matters at the High Court and Supreme Court of Kenya. Given strict filing deadlines (typically 28 days), early engagement is essential.

Judicial review is a High Court process to challenge the legality of a decision by a public body. You should consider judicial review when a government agency has acted unlawfully, irrationally, or unfairly. Applications must generally be filed within six months.

Our fees depend on the nature and complexity of the matter. We offer fixed fees, retainers, and hourly arrangements. We discuss fee structures transparently during the initial consultation so there are no surprises.

Yes. We both represent clients in mediation and serve as neutral mediators. Mediation is typically faster and more cost-effective than litigation, and agreements reached can be made enforceable by the courts.

ADR encompasses methods of resolving disputes outside court, including mediation, arbitration, and negotiation. Kenya's Constitution and courts actively encourage ADR as a complement to litigation.

Yes. We advise and represent clients in international governance forums, particularly in internet governance and tech policy processes such as the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) and ICANN.

Yes. We advise on compliance with the Companies Act, 2015, board governance, shareholder rights, regulatory filings, and corporate restructuring for businesses of all sizes in Kenya.

Our office is located at Town House, 8th Floor Suite 812, Kaunda Street, Nairobi, Kenya. You can find us on Google Maps and get directions from our Contact page.

Absolutely. We work with startups on entity formation, shareholder agreements, intellectual property, regulatory compliance, and data protection — all with a practical, growth-oriented approach.

Contact us immediately. Your response to a demand letter or lawsuit filing can significantly affect the outcome. Do not ignore legal communications or respond without professional legal advice.

Yes. We advise on public procurement law and represent clients in challenges before the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board and the courts.

Our unique differentiator is the intersection of tech law, internet governance, and policy advocacy with traditional public law and dispute resolution expertise. We are tech-forward, client-centric, and focused on measurable outcomes.