Abstract
This study observes that Kenya has for a while witnessed an incessant surge in the number of unqualified legal practitioners. The study attributed the same to non-advocate lawyers masquerading as competent advocates. In assessing this, the study determines what legal practice entails and whether rendering legal advice constitutes legal practice. The study then outlines the significance of the jealously monopolistic regulation of the legal profession by the Law Society of Kenya.
Ominde, Daniel and Nyariki, Peterson Omandi, The Place of Non-Advocate Lawyers in Legal Practice in Kenya (July 30, 2020).
Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3664114.