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Associate

Beatrice Mutahi

Associate

Beatrice Wanjiru Mutahi is an advocate with experience in civil litigation, conveyancing, corporate law and legal research. She is currently an Associate at Tarra Agility Africa handling entity set up, conveyancing, data protection advisory, immigration, and legal research support.

Beatrice began her legal career at Mwangi & Co. Advocates as a legal intern before joining the Agricultural Development Corporation, also as an intern. She gained litigation experience as a Judicial Attaché at Milimani Law Courts and later joined Kinoti & Kibe Co. Advocates and Kimani Kairu & Co. Advocates as a lawyer. At these firms, she handled civil litigation, conveyancing, contract drafting, and client counseling.

Notable achievements include facilitating numerous NGO, company, and business registrations, drafting complex sale agreements, and developing strong client relationships. Beatrice leverages her attention to detail, research skills, and ability to clearly communicate complex legal issues to provide exceptional service.

Beatrice holds a Bachelor of Laws from Kabarak University and a Postgraduate Diploma in Law from Kenya School of Law. She is a member of the Young People in International Affairs network and Law Society of Kenya. With over 7 years of experience, Beatrice has developed specialized expertise in conveyancing, litigation, legal research, and advising start-ups and small businesses.

Location

Nairobi, Kenya

Education

Kabarak University

Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Law

Kenya School of Law

Diploma in Law

Expertise

Conveyancing

Litigation and Legal Research

Contact

+254 729 414 458

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