Advocates and tax advisers
Commercial, property, employment and tax work for Ugandan businesses. Every engagement begins with a written fee, agreed before any work is done.
Company formation, shareholder agreements, supply and distribution contracts, and the disputes that follow them.
Conveyancing, title searches, leases and the caveats that turn a simple purchase into a long one.
Contracts, handbooks, terminations and representation at the industrial court.
Returns, objections, assessments and the conversations with the revenue authority nobody wants to have alone.
A first consultation sometimes ends with us saying the matter does not need us, or needs somebody else. That costs us a fee and keeps a client for a decade.
Short, plain notes on things that changed. Written for business owners, not for other lawyers.
3 September 2026
The notice periods changed. If you have fewer than twenty staff, two of the three changes affect you.
19 August 2026
What a caveat actually does, how long it takes to lift, and when to walk away instead.
5 August 2026
You have forty five days. Here is what to put in the letter and what to leave out.
One hour with a partner, 150,000 shillings, and a written view of what your matter needs and what it will cost.