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Monica Murage

Monica Murage

Associate
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monica@cfllegal.com

Qualifications

  • LL. B, Kenyatta University.
  • PGDip in Law, Kenya School of Law.

Monica is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution and Debt Recovery Team. Her expansive expertise encompasses a diverse range of practice areas, notably including employment and labor relations, commercial litigation, intellectual property, constitutional and judicial review, human rights law, alternative dispute resolution, debt recovery, land law, family law, and succession.

In her role, Monica undertakes multifaceted responsibilities that drive excellence. These encompass the drafting of pleadings, comprehensive legal research, insightful client interviews, and active participation in courtroom proceedings.

Admissions

  • Law Society of Kenya

Affiliations

  • East Africa Law Society

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