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Meet Phyllis Nduta

An Advocate of the High Court of Kenya committed to clear, principled and diligent legal counsel, and to treating every client's matter as if it were her own.

Phyllis Nduta, Principal Advocate
HCAdvocate of the
High Court of Kenya
LSKMember, Law
Society of Kenya

Principal Advocate

"The law is at its best when it is made plain. A client should leave my office understanding not just what the law says, but what it means for them."

Phyllis Nduta is the Principal Advocate of Phyllis & Co. Advocates. Admitted to the Bar as an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, she has built her practice around a belief that good lawyering is equal parts technical rigour and genuine human understanding.

Her work spans the matters that shape lives and livelihoods. She guides families through divorce and succession, secures property transactions, recovers debts for businesses and advises clients in the fast-evolving field of sports law. Across all of it she brings the same care: meticulous preparation, honest counsel and unwavering advocacy.

Clients describe her as approachable yet formidable: someone who explains their options in plain language, then fights diligently to protect their interests.

Credentials & Memberships

  • Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)Postgraduate Diploma, Kenya School of Law
  • Advocate of the High Court of KenyaAdmitted to the Roll of Advocates
  • Commissioner for Oaths & Notary servicesAttestation, affidavits and statutory declarations
  • Member, Law Society of Kenya (LSK)In good professional standing

Principles the work is built on


i.

Clarity

Plain advice, transparent fees, and no jargon. You will always understand your position and what comes next.

ii.

Diligence

Meticulous preparation on every matter, large or small. The details are where cases are won or lost.

iii.

Discretion

Your affairs are handled with the utmost confidentiality and care, always.

iv.

Resolve

Approachable in counsel, but firm and determined in advocating for what you are owed.

Let's talk about your matter, in confidence.