Korir Ng’eno Advocates · Eldoret, Kenya

Law, practised with clarity and care.

A full-service law firm advising individuals, families and businesses across Kenya - from your first property purchase to the Supreme Court.

Established
2021
Practice areas
13
Courts
Magistrates’ to Supreme
Office
Eldoret
  • Integrity

    Honesty, accountability and transparency in everything we do.

  • Excellence

    Careful, well-researched work on every brief, large or small.

  • Professionalism

    High ethical standards and respect in every interaction.

  • Client focus

    Practical, timely advice shaped around what you need.

  • Confidentiality

    Your information is protected with complete discretion.

Founding partners Kelvin K. Korir and Geoffrey K. Ng'eno in court dress
About the firm

Founded in Eldoret. Trusted across Kenya.

Korir Ng’eno Advocates was founded by Kelvin K. Korir and Geoffrey K. Ng’eno to give clients careful, practical legal advice and determined representation - with every matter handled personally by an advocate.

We act in property, commercial, litigation, constitutional, family and employment matters, among others, and appear before courts at every level.

Our story, vision and mission
What we do

Practice areas

Each area has its own page explaining what we do, the law that applies and how a matter runs.

Real Estate & Conveyancing

Buying, selling, leasing, charging and developing land and property - with full due diligence.

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Corporate & Commercial

Company formation, governance, contracts, joint ventures, mergers and regulatory compliance.

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Dispute Resolution & Litigation

Civil litigation, appeals, arbitration and mediation - from the magistrates' courts to the Supreme Court.

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Constitutional, Administrative & Electoral

Constitutional petitions, judicial review, and pre-election and election disputes.

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Criminal Law

Defence at every stage - from police questioning and bail to trial and appeal.

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Family & Succession

Divorce, custody, maintenance, wills, estate planning and succession - handled with care and discretion.

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Employment & Labour

Contracts, policies, disciplinary processes and disputes for employers and employees.

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Banking & Finance

Lending and security documentation, recoveries and financial regulatory compliance.

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Intellectual Property

Trade marks, copyright, patents and licensing - protecting what makes your business distinctive.

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Tax

Tax advice, compliance reviews, objections and appeals before the Tax Appeals Tribunal.

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Immigration

Work permits, residence, dependant passes and citizenship applications.

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Environment & Land Use

Land disputes, environmental impact assessments, planning approvals and compliance.

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Technology & Data Protection

Data protection compliance, technology contracts and digital-economy regulation.

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See our resources

Free legal downloads, explained in plain English.

When the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal or the High Court delivers an important decision, or the Constitution or an Act is amended, we publish it here with a short summary of what it means for you. Download what you need - no sign-up required.

Browse resources

Our first documents are being prepared. Check back soon, or browse the categories.

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Our people

Meet the advocates

Every matter is handled personally by an advocate of the High Court of Kenya.

Questions

Before you get in touch

Quick answers to what clients ask us most.

All FAQs
Where are you located?

Our office is on the First Floor of Sagaas Building in Eldoret. We also meet clients by phone or video call.

What are your office hours?

Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, and Saturday, 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. Urgent criminal matters can be arranged outside these hours by phone.

How do I book a consultation?

Use the Book a Consultation page, call us on +254 706 821 042 or e-mail us. We confirm the date and time with you.

What should I bring to my first meeting?

Bring your ID, any documents about the matter (letters, agreements, title documents, court papers) and a short timeline of events. See our first-consultation guide in Resources.

Speak to an advocate

Tell us what you need. We will tell you where you stand.

Book a consultation in Eldoret, by phone or by video call. We confirm your appointment within one working day.