About WK Legal
Mary Wambui Kimani, Solicitor of England & Wales · SRA No. 805444
Biography
Mary Wambui Kimani
Mary Wambui Kimani is a Solicitor of England & Wales and an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya — dual-qualified, with seven years' combined post-qualification experience. She is completing an LLM in International Commercial Law with International Corporate Finance at the University of Reading.
Her practice encompasses the drafting and review of commercial, consultancy and property-related agreements; private client matters, including wills, trusts, estate planning and probate; and large-scale document review conducted for international law firms in arbitration, merger control, regulatory and litigation proceedings. Recent consultancy positions include private client and property instructions for England & Wales practices.
Approach
Instructions are accepted only where they fall within the practice's competence and capacity. Where a matter requires a different specialism, this is stated at the outset so that alternative representation can be instructed without delay.
Every matter is conducted personally by the solicitor responsible for it. Scope, fees and timescales are confirmed in writing before work begins, and clients deal with the same person throughout.
Qualifications
- Solicitor of England & Wales
- Admitted 2023, SQE
- Advocate of the High Court of Kenya
- Admitted to the Bar 2019
- LLM, International Commercial Law with International Corporate Finance
- University of Reading, ongoing
- Postgraduate Diploma, Advocates Training Programme
- KSL 2018
- LLB
- CUEA 2016
- Member of the Law Society of England & Wales
- Member of the Law Society of Kenya
Regulated status
Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England & Wales · SRA No. 805444 · admitted 15 May 2023 · Practising solicitor with a current practising certificate
Experience relevant to your matter
Contract drafting and review
Drafting and reviewing commercial agreements, consultancy and contractor terms, tenancy and property management agreements, and supplier documentation, with attention to the obligations that bite rather than the boilerplate that does not.
Large-scale document review
Several years of first-level and quality-control review for international law firms and managed-review providers, covering relevance, legal advice and litigation privilege, commercial sensitivity, redaction and data-protection compliance across arbitration, merger control, regulatory and employment matters.
Private client
Advising on wills, trusts, estate planning, lasting powers of attorney and probate administration, including contentious probate and estate disputes resolved by negotiation and mediation.
Property and commercial property
Commercial property transactions including leases and acquisitions, due diligence, company searches, data-room management and SDLT returns, together with residential tenancy work covering possession proceedings, arrears and termination.
Compliance, data protection and verification
Regulatory compliance and data-protection work including GDPR review, subject access requests and redaction, alongside identity confirmation, document verification and company registration compliance.
How the practice works
- Advice is given on the law of England & Wales.
- The practice is remote-first, working with clients across the UK and internationally. There is no office to attend.
- Dual qualification in England & Wales and Kenya, with an international commercial law and corporate finance background.
Have something you need looked at?
Send the document together with any instructions you have received. You will receive prompt confirmation of whether the matter can be taken on, the fee and the next steps.