Our team
Herman Tambo leads the legal route. A supervised Research Desk helps turn statutes, cases and regulatory detail into work clients can use.
At the helm
Herman sets the scope, reviews the route and remains accountable for the advice and documents delivered to clients.
Herman leads. The Research Desk backs the detail.
The Research Desk
Research assistants and trainees support the firm’s preparation under direct supervision. Their work is checked against authority and reviewed before it reaches a client.
Research Assistant
Stephen supports policy and governance research, connecting regulatory frameworks and public-policy analysis to the practical questions that shape client decisions and legal strategy.
Mentorship Trainee
Rose supports intellectual-property and corporate-governance research, combining careful document work with her developing Certified Secretary qualifications to structure clear findings for review.
Research Trainee
Dennis supports case preparation through statutory interpretation and precedent analysis, organising relevant authorities into clear research that strengthens arguments and supports advocate review.
Supervision All researchers and trainees listed here work under direct supervision. They are not admitted as Advocates of the High Court of Kenya and do not independently provide legal advice.
How the work moves
The desk works behind the scenes so the advice you receive is grounded, readable and tied to the decision in front of you.
The remote legal workflow Practice areas Careers at the Research Desk
We identify the decision, deadline and records that actually change the route.
The desk checks statutes, cases and regulatory material against the matter context.
The work is organised into a usable note, checklist, draft or next-step recommendation.
Herman reviews the route and the final output before advice or documents reach the client.
