A LIVE WEBINAR FOR ADVOCATES IN KENYA

AI for theModern Advocate

FOUNDATIONS
Practical AI skills for legal practice: tools, ethics, and workflows for the Kenyan advocate.
New date — Friday 3 July. The 26 June session was rescheduled due to a technical issue. If you already registered, your seat still stands; no need to sign up again.
DATE
Friday, 3 July 2026
TIME
10:00 AM — 12:00 Noon
PLATFORM
Live on Google Meet
ATTENDANCE
Open · no cost · CPD point KES 2,000
RESERVE MY SEAT
Join 100+ advocates already registered
Registration is still open — closes Thursday, 2 July at midnight.
Robin Muthomi Mutiga, Advocate
MAIN SPEAKER
Robin Muthomi Mutiga
Advocate · Legal Technologist
Wakili 101
Lawyers on the Cutting Edge
Law Society of Kenya
Wakili 101
Lawyers on the Cutting Edge
Law Society of Kenya
Wakili 101
Lawyers on the Cutting Edge
Law Society of Kenya
Wakili 101
Lawyers on the Cutting Edge
Law Society of Kenya
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Two hours, live.
Six modules built around the work that actually slows advocates down, from the blank page to a practice that runs on systems.
1
Introduction & Historical Context
From myth to modern code, and why the "ChatGPT moment" changed legal practice in Kenya.
2
AI-Assisted Legal Drafting
Turn a fact pattern into a first draft of court documents and correspondence, with your judgment in control.
3
Advanced AI Legal Research
The hallucination problem and how to beat it: source-grounded research with RAG, NotebookLM and Kenya Law.
4
Ethical Guardrails & Data Protection
Bias, accountability, and how to anonymise client facts before they ever touch a public AI tool.
5
The AI-Native Law Firm
What it looks like to run a practice on systems, not heroics: the workflows that change first, and the firm of the future already running.
6
Practical Exercise & Q&A
Apply everything to a sample matter, then bring your real questions.
ABOUT YOUR SPEAKER
Robin Muthomi Mutiga
ADVOCATE OF THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA · LEGAL TECHNOLOGIST

I am an advocate, and I am a technologist. I stopped treating those as two different people.

Technology came first, long before I understood what it could do for law. What changed is that I started building. I take the tools reshaping every other industry, AI, automation and agents, and put them to work inside the real machinery of a firm: intake, drafting, research, billing, and the follow-up that quietly decides whether a practice grows or stalls.

I am building my own firm as the law firm of the future. Not as a slogan, as a system. Whatever I teach, I have run in my own practice first.

Our profession is quietly splitting into advocates who are learning to practise with AI and those who are not. I document that shift as it happens, and I built Lawyers on the Cutting Edge for the advocates who refuse to be on the wrong side of it. This session is part of that work. Come and build with me.

"AI will not replace advocates. Advocates who build with it will replace those who do not."
Robin Muthomi Mutiga speaking
SELECTED SPEAKING
Kenya Judiciary — Judges' Colloquium 2025
Introduction to AI for roughly 200 judges of the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court, ELC and ELRC.
Kenya School of Law
Pupillage in the Age of AI to 250+ pupils, in person and online.
Court of Appeal of Kenya
AI-Powered Legal Research and Drafting workshop for judges and legal researchers (ongoing).
Six public webinars since 2024
Over 1,094 registrations, with advocates joining from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
1,500+
LEGAL PROFESSIONALS REACHED SINCE DECEMBER 2024
WHAT ADVOCATES SAY
4.8 / 5
★★★★★
from 24 advocates at a recent session · 22 rated it five stars
Join 100+ advocates already registered for 3 July
Quite eye-opening.
SG
Simon G.
★★★★★
It showed me the need to incorporate AI tools into my law practice.
TK
Timothy K.
★★★★★
Very insightful. Keep them coming.
LN
Linner N.
★★★★★
Quite eye-opening.
SG
Simon G.
★★★★★
It showed me the need to incorporate AI tools into my law practice.
TK
Timothy K.
★★★★★
Very insightful. Keep them coming.
LN
Linner N.
★★★★★
Insightful on how AI can automate the repeatable sides of legal practice.
OO
Owen O.
★★★★★
Was a good one. Looking forward to engaging with you further.
DO
Daniel O.
★★★★★
Great, and getting better.
NF
Nakili F.
★★★★★
Insightful on how AI can automate the repeatable sides of legal practice.
OO
Owen O.
★★★★★
Was a good one. Looking forward to engaging with you further.
DO
Daniel O.
★★★★★
Great, and getting better.
NF
Nakili F.
★★★★★
That was a great presentation… all in all, kudos.
LM
Lydia M.
★★★★★
I think it’s great.
IM
Ignatius M.
★★★★★
Perfect.
KR
Kaka R.
★★★★★
That was a great presentation… all in all, kudos.
LM
Lydia M.
★★★★★
I think it’s great.
IM
Ignatius M.
★★★★★
Perfect.
KR
Kaka R.
★★★★★
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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
Wakili 101

Wakili 101 is a legal innovation and professional-development company accredited by the Law Society of Kenya to train and equip advocates in areas from legal technology and taxation to complex real estate, corporate transactions, and governance. Through one digital platform it brings together legal information, training, services, careers, Kenya's leading legal directory, and the Legally Trending podcast, creating a modern legal ecosystem that empowers advocates and connects citizens to legal services.

The partnership fits the spirit of this session. One side puts legal technology into the hands of ordinary Kenyans. The other puts it into the hands of the advocates who serve them. Same future of practice, built from both ends.