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The Law Society of Kenya Kiambu Chapter has launched a week of free legal services, aiming to create awareness on on legal matters.The initiative, inaugurated at Kiambu Law Courts, saw residents access free consultations and advice on cases. Judge Abigael Mshila emphasized a majority of cases were straight forward and could be resolved in a timely manner with proper guidance.
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LSK Kiambu chapter offer free legal services
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