Practice
Clients, matters, Kenyan court stations, time, and fee notes — including judicial review, succession, ELRC, and conveyancing.
Matters, courts, documents, billing, M-Pesa, client accounts, research, and the client portal — on every paid plan. Upgrade when the firm grows: more advocates, offices, HR, payroll, and support.
You do not buy court or billing later. Plans follow growth: more advocates, offices, collections, HR, payroll, and support.
Clients, matters, Kenyan court stations, time, and fee notes — including judicial review, succession, ELRC, and conveyancing.
Constitution and Acts sit in the firm. Find, highlight, and pin authorities to a matter or listing. Add one Kenya Law case at a time — not the 270,000-judgment bank.
Advocates are people with a P.105. PAYE, NSSF, SHA, and housing levy post to the office GL when Finance is on.
Client money lives on its own ledger. The title must say client or trust. Withdrawals cannot invent a balance.
Open Research to search the Constitution, copied Acts, and cases you added. Pin a hit to the file. Prep a mention from Court diary without leaving the listing. View opens a SheriaERP reader — Kenya Law stays the official tab.
Keyword search with Article and section pins. Suggested terms come from the file — not an AI guess of the law.
Acts and one judgment at a time, marked relied on, distinguished, or to read. They travel with the matter.
A sentence you marked, the note, who, and when. View is a card. Read opens that line in the Act.
Ask is separate and optional. Find itself is not AI. No open web. No invented section of the Act.
Prices exclude VAT. Annual billing saves two months. Custom plans start from KES 50,000.
For sole practitioners.
KES 15,000 / year
For small law firms.
KES 45,000 / year
For growing firms.
KES 85,000 / year
For established multi-office firms.
KES 150,000 / year
Same mailbox. Two memberships. Never one password that opens both books.
If the library has no chunk that matches, Kenya LegalOS refuses to guess.
Find, authorities, and highlights belong to the matter — not a second research product.