A new law firm offering real estate and investment legal services, tax and bookkeeping solutions, corporate solutions, employment, immigration, family law & succession solutions has opened its doors for Kenyans in diaspora.
M&M Roberts Attorneys announced that its corporate office will be located at 205 North Negley Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA and its Nairobi office will be based at Pioneer House, 3rd Floor, Suite 302, Moi Avenue.
The firm owned by attorneys Miano Maina and Catherine Chemutai, celebrated the opening by offering free legal aid to communities in Pittsburgh on May 18.
Both Attorneys Miano Maina and Catherine Chemutai are advocates of the High Court of Kenya and are both Master of Law graduates from the University of Pittsburgh Law School. Attorney Miano Maina is also a member of the New York bar.
“Kenya remains a large and a strategically important market for our US clients,” said Catherine Chemutai, Director of the firm’s corporate group. “This is an unprecedented time for many of our clients trying to navigate the Kenyan market volatility while operating in a distressed world economy.”
Miano Maina, the Managing Partner of M&M Roberts Attorneys added, “We help clients do business in the US and Africa. We’re dealing with and anticipating issues that require on the ground resources and seamless legal representation. This is why we have set up shop in the US so that we can bring our services closer to the people. Not so many Kenyans in diaspora have access to the Kenyan legal services.”
M&M Roberts Attorneys have years of experience representing companies and individuals with interests in the Kenyan market. The team will also be supported by numerous lawyers with expertise in Kenyan and international law.
Miano Maina brings many years of experience in business, taxation, real estate & oil and gas. He previously worked for several global professional firms in Kenya, South Africa and USA. Catherine Chemutai was formerly the General Counsel of Honda in Kenya and is a guru on employment and immigration law.
For more information, contact Catherine Miano Maina at +1 412-587-2915.
Report by Samuel Wamwea sr
New law firm opens for business in Pittsburgh for Kenyans in Diaspora
