Technology, Intellectual Property & Innovation

Our Technology, Intellectual Property & Innovation practice supports businesses and innovators in protecting, commercializing, and defending their intangible assets in an increasingly digital economy. We advise on the registration and enforcement of trademarks, patents, copyright, and industrial designs, helping clients build robust IP portfolios that safeguard their brands, inventions, and creative works.

We also advise technology companies, startups, and established businesses on data protection and privacy compliance under the Data Protection Act, drafting privacy policies, data processing agreements, and advising on cross-border data transfer requirements. Our team supports clients in structuring technology transactions, including software licensing, SaaS agreements, and technology transfer arrangements, as well as advising on e-commerce, fintech, and digital platform regulatory compliance.

For innovators and startups, we provide guidance on protecting proprietary technology, negotiating investment and licensing agreements, and resolving IP infringement disputes. As Kenya's technology and innovation ecosystem continues to grow, our lawyers help clients stay ahead of the legal and regulatory landscape while protecting the value of their innovations.

    Our services:

  • Trademark Registration
  • Copyright Protection
  • Intellectual Property Licensing
  • Brand Protection
  • Technology Contracts
  • Software & SaaS Agreements
  • Telecommunications Law
  • Media Law
  • Data Protection & Privacy Compliance
  • Artificial Intelligence Advisory
  • Digital Business Compliance
  • Technology Transactions

Have questions? talk to our specialist.

We advise on and handle trademark registration with the Kenya Industrial Property Institute, ensuring your brand name, logo, or slogan is legally protected against unauthorized use.

A patent protects inventions, a trademark protects brand identifiers like names and logos, and copyright protects original creative works such as software, writing, music, and art.

Yes, any business collecting or processing personal data in Kenya must comply with the Data Protection Act, including registration with the Data Protection Commissioner where applicable and implementing appropriate data handling policies.

Yes, we draft and negotiate technology agreements including software licenses, SaaS terms, and technology transfer arrangements tailored to your business model.

We assess the infringement, send cease and desist notices where appropriate, and pursue enforcement action, including litigation, to protect your rights and seek remedies.