







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.

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.