Practice areas
Services
Nine practice areas covering court work, commercial documentation, due diligence, regulatory compliance and public sector reform.
Litigation
Strategic representation in civil, commercial, property and criminal proceedings.
Read more 02Corporate, commercial and regulatory
Company registration, structuring, licensing and sector regulation for businesses and investors.
Read more 03Contract drafting and review
Clear, enforceable agreements that reflect both legal standards and commercial reality.
Read more 04Data protection and policy development
Safeguarding personal data under Somali law and international standards.
Read more 05Tax advisory
Compliance with Somali tax law, accurate filings, and representation in tax disputes.
Read more 06Banking and finance law
Structuring and documenting financial transactions under conventional and Islamic finance.
Read more 07Public sector and policy advisory
Legislative drafting, regulatory review and institutional reform for public bodies and partners.
Read more 08NGO advisory services
Registration, governance and operational compliance for NGOs and INGOs in Somalia.
Read more 09Corporate due diligence
Verification of companies, contracts, compliance status and liabilities before a transaction closes.
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The same four steps, whatever the practice area.
Court matters, contracts and registrations differ in substance but not in sequence. Every instruction is scoped, priced and confirmed in writing before work begins.
Intake
We take the facts in one sitting, in Somali or English, and identify the deadline that matters most. Nothing is filed and no position is taken before the documents are seen.
Document review
We read what exists — contracts, letters, title papers, court files, bank records — and tell you what is missing and what it will take to prove.
Written position
You receive a short written note: the legal position, the realistic options, what each costs in time and money, and what we recommend.
Action
We act on the agreed route — filing, drafting, negotiation or registration — and report at each step rather than at the end.
