Wanjiku Wamae is a Senior Partner at MGH Advocates LLP, a seasoned litigator, with over Fifteen (15) years of dedicated practice in Kenya. She has specialized in a broad spectrum of legal areas including civil litigation, family law, probate and succession, employment law, and land disputes. Her expertise in these fields have allowed her to provide nuanced and strategic representation, ensuring her clients legal rights are vigorously defended in court

In civil litigation she has navigated complex cases with a sharp analytical mind securing favorable outcomes in disputes ranging from contract disagreements to tort claims. Her approach to family law is empathetic yet robust, guiding clients through sensitive issues like divorce, child custody, and domestic relations with a focus on achieving amicable resolutions.

Wamae has in several instances simplified the often-convoluted process of estate administration, offering clear guidance on wills, trusts, and inheritance disputes. Her employment law practice involves advocating for both employers and employees, addressing wrongful dismissals, workplace harassment, and labor rights with equal diligence. When it comes to land disputes, she has effectively resolved conflicts over ownership, boundaries, and land use rights.

This blend of professional prowess and personal fulfillment paints a picture of a well-rounded individual whose commitment to her clients is matched by her dedication to a fulfilling personal life. Her approach to law is not just about winning cases but about understanding and resolving the human elements at their core.

Beyond her professional life, she values her time with family, where she finds balance and inspiration. She also cherishes her own space and time which is sacred to her, serving as a sanctuary where she recharges, reflects, reads and practices mediation. Her passion about gardening provides a therapeutic escape and a connection to nature complimenting her rigorous legal work.