Natural Resources Oil And Gas Law

Natural Resources Oil And Gas Law

Regulatory and compliance issues, mining rights, titles, royalties, taxation and transfer pricing, environmental and social issues, financing (capital raising), lobbying, mining rights transfers, concessions, mining related ADR, and litigation are just some of the services that the Firm provides to various companies in the Mining and Extractives sector.

The Firm has advised various clients in the midstream and downstream Oil and Gas sector, covering complex legal, financial, commercial and tax related issues.

Banking, Securities & Finance Law

CS Advocates LLP, handles work for various banks both within and outside Kenya. We incorporate banks and financial institutions, advice on restricting mergers and acquisitions, liquidations, winding up and dissolution. We provide debt collection services and have defended banks when sued for all range of claims and suits.

Mergers & Acquisitions

CS Advocates LLP engages in a full variety of Public and Private Transactions starting from domestic to cross border transactions. We have suggested and acted for organizations dealing in all industries and furnished crucial criminal advice in strategic and complicated Joint Ventures.

Competition Law

Competition Law continues to shape the global business environment by the day. The Firm has advised clients in the manufacturing, insurance, mining, security sectors on Kenyan Competition Laws. Noting as well that Kenya is a member of the COMESA and EAC trading blocs, CS Advocates LLP as well advises clients on the effect of the COMESA Competition Regulations and the EAC Competition Act and Regulations on companies conducting cross border trade within the two economic blocks.

Legal Audit & Compliance

The Kenyan legal and regulatory regime is complex and comprises cross cutting and sector specific requirements. This regime continues to grow, with new laws and regulations being passed each year.
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Environmental Law

With respect to this area of law, the preamble of the Constitution of Kenya encapsulates the citizens’ aspirations when it states that “we the people of Kenya are respectful of the environment, which is our heritage, and determined to sustain it for the benefit of the future generations”. Our Environmental laws thus flow from the afore-stated aspiration and the Courts have endeavored to incorporate this aspiration into our jurisprudence.
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Corporate Governance Law

The purpose of corporate governance is to facilitate effective, entrepreneurial and prudent management that can deliver the long-term success of the company. Corporate governance is the system by which companies are directed and controlled. Boards of directors are responsible for the governance of their companies.
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Capital Markets Law

Capital markets are markets for buying and selling equity and debt instruments. Capital markets channel savings and investment between suppliers of capital such as retail investors and institutional investors, and users of capital like businesses, government and individuals. This area of law is governed by the Capital Markets Act together with the regulations therein.
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Family Law

This branch of law seeks to define status between the parties in the family as a fundamental unity of our Kenyan society i.e. it defines what rights a member of the family can claim over the other or over the other’s property. It also serves to protect certain weaker members of that 11 | P a g e family e.g. children. On termination of a family relationship there are certain members who may need protection especially economic protection.
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Labour Law

The legal environment for the employers, employees and labour unions has dramatically metamorphosed since 2007 when parliament enacted the Employment Act, Labour Institutions Act, Labour Relations Act, Occupational Safety & Health Act and Work Injury Benefits Act.
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