Anthony Mbaji is a Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution Department at Igeria & Ngugi Advocates, with a career marked by a robust understanding of commercial litigation.
His expertise encompasses various commercial litigation matters, where he adeptly navigates complex legal landscapes to secure favourable outcomes for his clients. Anthony has demonstrated significant proficiency in representing financial institutions, aviation sector clients, and government agencies, addressing intricate legal challenges with a strategic and results-oriented approach.
Anthony’s strategic approach has been instrumental in handling civil and commercial matters. He primarily focuses on debt recovery suits, breach of contract cases and defence of financial claims. His keen insight into the legal intricacies of the financial sector, combined with his experience in aviation law, positions him as a vital asset to his clients, instilling confidence in his ability to handle their legal needs.
Anthony’s academic background includes a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the University of Nairobi and a Postgraduate Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law
Notable Assignments
- Successfully represented a State Corporation in a Judicial Review Application challenging the appointment of the Chairperson of its Board by the President, in which the ex parte applicant had sued the Attorney General and the Authority seeking to contest the appointment process.
- Successfully represented a State Corporation in a constitutional petition in which the petitioner sought, inter alia, declarations regarding the respective mandates of statutory bodies in approving and prescribing human resource policies and guidelines for public entities.
- Currently representing a State Corporation in a constitutional petition concerning the alleged online marketing of tobacco and nicotine-related products, where the petitioner contends that such activities fall within the regulatory mandate of the Authority under the Constitution and applicable statutory framework.
- Representing two statutory regulatory bodies in a constitutional petition in which the petitioners allege, among other claims, failure to regulate a global social media platform and prevent the dissemination of content purportedly in violation of Kenyan laws and constitutional provisions.
Senior Associate
Email: anthony.mbaji@attorneysafrica.com
Qualifications
- LL. B HONS (University of Nairobi)
- Dip. Kenya School of Law
Membership
- Law Society of Kenya (LSK)
- East Africa Law Society (EALS)