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Originally published by The Standard BusinessSeptember 1, 2026
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New legal technology platform seeks to cut cost, delays in Kenya's legal sector

A new digital initiative is seeking to make legal services easier to access by helping businesses and individuals find lawyers, compare their needs and manage legal work through technology...
✨ Key Highlights
A new Kenyan legal technology platform, Kesi, has launched aiming to significantly reduce costs and delays in the country's legal sector by digitizing services for both clients and law firms.
- The platform allows individuals and businesses to find lawyers, compare services, and manage legal work digitally, while providing law firms with tools for client intake, contract management, and compliance.
- Kesi is developing AI tools to speed up legal research, potentially lowering client costs and speeding up case processing.
- The initiative, founded by Antony Mwathi, has already onboarded approximately 50 law firms and independent legal practitioners, with plans to expand into multiple jurisdictions.
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