Who we help
Advice shaped around your business.
Ugandan businesses
Operating, growing and investing at home.
International clients
Entering or operating in Uganda.
Financial institutions
Banks, insurers, funds and lenders.
Construction & manufacturing
Projects, plants, property and contracts.
Practice areas
Legal support for key business decisions.
Banking & Finance
Facility documents • Securities perfection • Deal structuring • Regulatory compliance • Due diligence • Debt recovery • Securities realisation • Acquisition finance
Explore this practice ›Corporate & Commercial
Incorporation • Mergers & acquisitions • Commercial contracts • Construction contracts • Trademark registration • Mining licences • Company secretarial • Winding up
Explore this practice ›Litigation, Dispute Resolution & Debt Collection
Commercial disputes • Arbitration & mediation • Debt collection • Constitutional petitions • Land disputes • Tax disputes • Insurance claims • Construction claims
Explore this practice ›Immigration & Employment
Work permits • Dependants’ passes • Dual citizenship • Employment contracts • Redundancy advice • Industrial Court cases • HR policy drafting • NSSF recovery
Explore this practice ›Land Law Practice
Title searches • Land transfers • Tenure conversion • Mortgage registration • Caveat lodging • Condominium registration • Rent recovery • Lease registration
Explore this practice ›Family Law Practice
Divorce & separation • Custody & access • Matrimonial property • Wills & codicils • Probate & administration • Trust formation • Powers of attorney • Estate distribution
Explore this practice ›How we work
A clear process from enquiry to next steps.
Tell us what you need
Share a brief outline of the matter through any contact channel. There is no need to send confidential detail at this stage.
02. DiscussionWe clarify scope and options
We discuss the issue and explain the proposed work, the process and the fees.
03. EngagementConfirm the engagement
If both sides agree, the engagement is scoped and confirmed in writing — and the work begins.
Ready to begin? Discuss your legal enquiry.
An enquiry does not create an advocate–client relationship until an engagement is confirmed.
Why clients choose the firm
Experienced counsel. Uncompromising integrity.
“We won’t tell you what you think you want to hear — you will always get an honest and realistic evaluation of your legal position.”
Relevant experience ›
Selected matters and outcomes for named clients — banks, insurers, manufacturers and NGOs.
Our people ›
Lawyer profiles with qualifications, experience and languages — searchable in Find a Lawyer.
Our approach ›
Four guiding principles, starting with the first: every client is special — and should feel it.
Our perspective ›
Practical insights on doing business in Uganda, straight from chambers.
Insights
Practical perspectives for doing business in Uganda.
Procedure For Registration Of Companies.
What it takes to register a single member, private or foreign company at URSB — reserving the name, the Memorandum and Articles to file, the forms required for each type, and the fees payable.
Read the insight ›Raised standards of conducting a due diligence before purchasing land in Uganda
Since Bageire v Ausi Matovu, a registry search alone no longer protects a buyer. Physical inspection, opening boundaries and enquiry into the seller are now expected before purchase.
Read the insight ›Understanding Employment Contracts under Ugandan Law
What the Employment Act asks of a contract of service: oral or written, attestation where the language is not understood, consent before transfer, and the terms section 59 expects it to carry.
Read the insight ›