Pauline Kamunya
Head of Dispute Resolution
Advocate | Arbitrator | Data Science & AI Policy Specialist
Pauline is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya with nearly two decades of distinguished experience, and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb), recognized for her sharp strategic insight and exceptional advocacy skills. Admitted to the bar with a reputation for excellence, she has successfully litigated landmark cases across Kenya’s judicial hierarchy, from the Subordinate Courts to the Supreme Court. Her practice rests on three core pillars of excellence
Commercial, Corporate & Land Law: Encompassing banking, insurance, insolvency, and complex land disputes, including constitutional petitions and judicial review.
Public Law & Private Client Services: Navigating high-stakes election petitions and environmental matters alongside family law, probate, and succession.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): A mastery of arbitration and mediation, consistently achieving outstanding results in the most challenging and complex legal environments.
Through her dual expertise in courtroom litigation and specialized dispute resolution, Pauline transforms legal challenges into decisive victories for her clients.
Academic & Professional Excellence
Pauline’s career is marked by a commitment to the cutting edge of the legal profession. She earned a Master’s in Data Science (with distinction) in 2025, positioning her at the forefront of the technological shift in law. Her academic and professional journey includes:
AI Policy and Governance: Currently engaged with the Center for AI and Digital Governance.
Regulatory Leadership: Serving as a Board Member of the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) Elections Board (2026–2028).
Institutional Membership: A ranking member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and the Law Society of Kenya.
Commitment to the Profession & Community
Deeply committed to community service and youth development, Pauline has provided pro bono legal services to the South B Sports Academy (S.U.S.A.) for over 15 years. Her work ensures that the organization receives consistent, high-quality legal guidance to support its mission. Whether setting precedents in the Supreme Court on electoral law or establishing standards for housing rights, her work is defined by a dedication to justice, continuous growth, and the convergence of law and technology.