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Dentons Hamilton Harrison & Mathews

Daniel Wanjau

Nairobi, Kenya

Global Guide 2022

Ranked in 2 departments

Ranked in : Intellectual PropertyCorporate/M&A

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Intellectual Property - Kenya

Band 2

Daniel Wanjau assists a variety of international clients with the management of their portfolios, advising on trade mark and patent prosecution. Also head of the practice group, he is based in the firm's Nairobi office.
"Daniel Wanjau has a detailed and hands-on approach.""He is efficient and timely in his work and provides well thought out advice."

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Corporate/M&A - Kenya

Band 4

Daniel Wanjau maintains a broad corporate and commercial practice, advising on significant domestic M&A and joint venture agreements, as well as providing guidance on asset finance proposals. He is also sought after for his skill in IP protection and portfolio management.
"Daniel Wanjau is a solid M&A lawyer. He is collaborative and a pleasure to work with." "His strengths lie in his keen eye for detail and his ability to be flexible to client expectations."

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Practice Areas

Mergers and acquisitions, competition/antitrust, business set-up and regulatory compliance, intellectual property, PPPs and infrastructure, oil and gas, ICT, banking and insurance law

Career

Dr Daniel Wanjau Muriu is a partner at Dentons Hamilton Harrison & Mathews with 26 years experience in corporate and commercial law. He is an expert in competition/anti-trust, M&A, regulatory and compliance, ICT, oil and gas, infrastructure, banking and insurance regulation. He also heads the intellectual property law department at Dentons Hamilton Harrison & Mathews.