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03/06/2022
IT IS NOT THE DEATH, BUT THE CAUSE THAT MAKES THE MARTYR
02/05/2022
raisingthebar
02/05/2022
16/04/2022
The EMPTY TOMB is our only VINDICATION. It's an indication that DEATH is NEVER the END and LIFE SPROUTS in unlikely circumstances. HAVE HOPE
Happy Easter
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14/04/2022
20/07/2021
A very Happy Eid Al Adha to our Muslim community. May Allah grant your prayers and bless the work of your hands.
19/07/2021
MEET OUR TEAM:
#8. KAKUMA GEOFREY,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE.
"Business is all about people. About relationships. How well you build them determines how well they build your business. Its the personal connection that makes the difference."
17/07/2021
MEET OUR TEAM:
#7. NJOROGE MARTIN,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE.
"Every interaction we have with our clients influences whether or not they'll come back. We go above and beyond to make every aspect of our client's experience better because we understand that a satisfied client is a loyal client."
16/07/2021
MEET OUR TEAM:
#6. KHAINZA PAMELA,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE.
"When clients see that commitments are met with consistency, they develop trust. Trust is the key to persuasion. Trust drives revenue. A business fails when motive becomes more important than trust."
15/07/2021
RIGHTS AWARENESS 2021
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW WHEN A HOSPITAL DETAINS THE BODY OF A DECEASED RELATIVE UPON FAILURE TO PAY THE BILL
Due the spiralling covid cases, admission of patients in the ICU of various hospitals has increased. Unfortunately after hundreds of millions spent, the patient succumbs to the disease, sadly leaving a very high treatment bill unpaid. As a means of recovery, hospitals have denied to release the deceased bodies to the families until the bill is settled. But......
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW:
1. Bill must be reasonable in light of Section 24 of the Medical and Dental Practitioners Act
2. Appreciate the terms of the treatment contract esp the rates, variances in treatment and how the variations affect the final bill.
3. Only pay for what is administered to the patient. Most invoices have a list unascertainable notes often ignored.
4. It is illegal for a hospital to detain the deceased's body as any debt can be settled by the estate of the late.
WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU ARE VICTIM
1. Seek legal redress.
Eddie Nangulu✍️
Partner /Advocate
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15/07/2021
MEET OUR TEAM:
#5. DENIS MUGODA,
PARTNER.
"Excellence is never an accident; it is the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, skillful ex*****on and the vision to see obstacles as opportunities."
14/07/2021
MEET OUR TEAM:
#5. KISAKYE REBECCA,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE
"Team work is the ability work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results."
13/07/2021
RIGHTS AWARENESS 2021
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW WHEN YOU ARE LIABLE OR A VICTIM OF CYBER HARASSMENT
The Constitution permits freedom of expression but the same Constitution restricts enjoyment of such rights where such enjoyment infringes on the rights of others. The law has criminalised "OFFENSIVE COMMUNICATION"
Section 25 of the Computer Misuse Act, 2011 provides that “any person who willfully and repeatedly uses communication to disturb or attempts to disturb the peace, quiet or right of privacy of any person with no purpose of legitimate communication whether or not a conversation ensues commits a misdemeanor.
HOW DO YOU KNOW COMMUNICATION IS OFFENSIVE:
1. If it is made without a legitimate purpose. Mostly if it is false or made with malice like false news, insults, defamatory statements etc
2. If it is made repeatedly and stubbornly.
3. Such communication disturbs or disturbs the peace of another.
WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU ARE VICTIM
1. Seek legal redress. (Do not issue similar insults)
HOW DO YOU AVOID LIABILITY
1. Desist from disseminating false and malicious information on any social media.
2. Verify the truth basis and legitimacy of the information, if you are not sure, don't publicise.
3. Be mindful of your account and user details. Avoid leaving your account logged on in cafes etc
Eddie Nangulu ✍️
Partner / Advocate
© nangulu&mugodaadvocayes
13/07/2021
MEET OUR TEAM:
#3. NANGULU BARNABUS
"There's a difference between interest and commitment. When you're interested in doing something, you do it only when its convenient. When you're committed to doing something, you accept no excuses; only results."
12/07/2021
RIGHTS AWARENESS 2021
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW WHEN YOU ARE VICTIM OF HARASSMENT AT THE HANDS OF SECURITY OPERATIVES
The Constitution provides that no person shall be subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. The Prevention and Prohibition of Torture Act and the Human Rights Enforcement Act criminalise such conduct undermining the dignity of an individual.
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW
1. It is ILLEGAL for you to be subjected to any form of physical or psychological harassment / torture
2. It is an OFFENCE and the perpetrator is liable to prosecution before a court of law or the police or army Disciplinary tribunal.
3. You are ENTITLED to COMPENSATION for any injury sustained.
4. In case you have been arrested, the CHARGES against you must be DISCONTINUED
5. Anything you may have said as a result of such harassment is not ADMISSIBLE in COURT.
WHAT MUST YOU DO
1. IDENTIFY the INDIVIDUAL or institutional perpetrators. Note the names, ranks, station, division, force number, to
enable you subsequently describe the person.
2. SECURE PHYSICAL EVIDENCE of the torture or harassment ie photographs, medical reports etc
3. If you have been charged on another offence, the PROSECUTION must be DISCONTINUED.
4. No CONFESSION stemming from the torture should be ADMITTED in COURT.
Eddie Nangulu ✍️
Partner / Advocate
© nangulu&mugodaadvocayes
12/07/2021
MEET OUR TEAM:
#2. NALODA CRISPUS,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE
"Every job is a self-portrait of the person who does it. Autograph your work with excellence."
10/07/2021
MEET OUR TEAM:
#1. EDDIE NANGULU,
FOUNDING PARTNER
"A true leader has the confidence to walk his talk, the courage to make tough decisions and the compassion to listen to the needs of others. He becomes a great leader not by his position or title, but by the equality of his actions and the integrity of his intentions."
09/07/2021
Welcome to NANGULU & MUGODA ADVOCATES. We pride in a strict commitment to efficiency, professionalism and integrity. Our team of youthful and uniquely talented lawyers is dedicated to exceeding your expectations by raising the bar of legal practice.
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IT IS NOT THE DEATH, BUT THE CAUSE THAT MAKES THE MARTYR
raisingthebar
The EMPTY TOMB is our only VINDICATION. It's an indication that DEATH is NEVER the END and LIFE SPROUTS in unlikely circumstances. HAVE HOPE
Happy Easter
& mugodaadvocates
Happy Easter
& mugodaadvocates
A very Happy Eid Al Adha to our Muslim community. May Allah grant your prayers and bless the work of your hands.
MEET OUR TEAM:
#8. KAKUMA GEOFREY,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE.
"Business is all about people. About relationships. How well you build them determines how well they build your business. Its the personal connection that makes the difference."
#8. KAKUMA GEOFREY,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE.
"Business is all about people. About relationships. How well you build them determines how well they build your business. Its the personal connection that makes the difference."
MEET OUR TEAM:
#7. NJOROGE MARTIN,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE.
"Every interaction we have with our clients influences whether or not they'll come back. We go above and beyond to make every aspect of our client's experience better because we understand that a satisfied client is a loyal client."
#7. NJOROGE MARTIN,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE.
"Every interaction we have with our clients influences whether or not they'll come back. We go above and beyond to make every aspect of our client's experience better because we understand that a satisfied client is a loyal client."
MEET OUR TEAM:
#6. KHAINZA PAMELA,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE.
"When clients see that commitments are met with consistency, they develop trust. Trust is the key to persuasion. Trust drives revenue. A business fails when motive becomes more important than trust."
#6. KHAINZA PAMELA,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE.
"When clients see that commitments are met with consistency, they develop trust. Trust is the key to persuasion. Trust drives revenue. A business fails when motive becomes more important than trust."
RIGHTS AWARENESS 2021
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW WHEN A HOSPITAL DETAINS THE BODY OF A DECEASED RELATIVE UPON FAILURE TO PAY THE BILL
Due the spiralling covid cases, admission of patients in the ICU of various hospitals has increased. Unfortunately after hundreds of millions spent, the patient succumbs to the disease, sadly leaving a very high treatment bill unpaid. As a means of recovery, hospitals have denied to release the deceased bodies to the families until the bill is settled. But......
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW:
1. Bill must be reasonable in light of Section 24 of the Medical and Dental Practitioners Act
2. Appreciate the terms of the treatment contract esp the rates, variances in treatment and how the variations affect the final bill.
3. Only pay for what is administered to the patient. Most invoices have a list unascertainable notes often ignored.
4. It is illegal for a hospital to detain the deceased's body as any debt can be settled by the estate of the late.
WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU ARE VICTIM
1. Seek legal redress.
Eddie Nangulu✍️
Partner /Advocate
© nangulu & mugodaadvocates
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW WHEN A HOSPITAL DETAINS THE BODY OF A DECEASED RELATIVE UPON FAILURE TO PAY THE BILL
Due the spiralling covid cases, admission of patients in the ICU of various hospitals has increased. Unfortunately after hundreds of millions spent, the patient succumbs to the disease, sadly leaving a very high treatment bill unpaid. As a means of recovery, hospitals have denied to release the deceased bodies to the families until the bill is settled. But......
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW:
1. Bill must be reasonable in light of Section 24 of the Medical and Dental Practitioners Act
2. Appreciate the terms of the treatment contract esp the rates, variances in treatment and how the variations affect the final bill.
3. Only pay for what is administered to the patient. Most invoices have a list unascertainable notes often ignored.
4. It is illegal for a hospital to detain the deceased's body as any debt can be settled by the estate of the late.
WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU ARE VICTIM
1. Seek legal redress.
Eddie Nangulu✍️
Partner /Advocate
© nangulu & mugodaadvocates
MEET OUR TEAM:
#5. DENIS MUGODA,
PARTNER.
"Excellence is never an accident; it is the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, skillful ex*****on and the vision to see obstacles as opportunities."
#5. DENIS MUGODA,
PARTNER.
"Excellence is never an accident; it is the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, skillful ex*****on and the vision to see obstacles as opportunities."
MEET OUR TEAM:
#5. KISAKYE REBECCA,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE
"Team work is the ability work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results."
#5. KISAKYE REBECCA,
LEGAL ASSOCIATE
"Team work is the ability work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results."
RIGHTS AWARENESS 2021
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW WHEN YOU ARE LIABLE OR A VICTIM OF CYBER HARASSMENT
The Constitution permits freedom of expression but the same Constitution restricts enjoyment of such rights where such enjoyment infringes on the rights of others. The law has criminalised "OFFENSIVE COMMUNICATION"
Section 25 of the Computer Misuse Act, 2011 provides that “any person who willfully and repeatedly uses communication to disturb or attempts to disturb the peace, quiet or right of privacy of any person with no purpose of legitimate communication whether or not a conversation ensues commits a misdemeanor.
HOW DO YOU KNOW COMMUNICATION IS OFFENSIVE:
1. If it is made without a legitimate purpose. Mostly if it is false or made with malice like false news, insults, defamatory statements etc
2. If it is made repeatedly and stubbornly.
3. Such communication disturbs or disturbs the peace of another.
WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU ARE VICTIM
1. Seek legal redress. (Do not issue similar insults)
HOW DO YOU AVOID LIABILITY
1. Desist from disseminating false and malicious information on any social media.
2. Verify the truth basis and legitimacy of the information, if you are not sure, don't publicise.
3. Be mindful of your account and user details. Avoid leaving your account logged on in cafes etc
Eddie Nangulu ✍️
Partner / Advocate
© nangulu&mugodaadvocayes
WHAT MUST YOU KNOW WHEN YOU ARE LIABLE OR A VICTIM OF CYBER HARASSMENT
The Constitution permits freedom of expression but the same Constitution restricts enjoyment of such rights where such enjoyment infringes on the rights of others. The law has criminalised "OFFENSIVE COMMUNICATION"
Section 25 of the Computer Misuse Act, 2011 provides that “any person who willfully and repeatedly uses communication to disturb or attempts to disturb the peace, quiet or right of privacy of any person with no purpose of legitimate communication whether or not a conversation ensues commits a misdemeanor.
HOW DO YOU KNOW COMMUNICATION IS OFFENSIVE:
1. If it is made without a legitimate purpose. Mostly if it is false or made with malice like false news, insults, defamatory statements etc
2. If it is made repeatedly and stubbornly.
3. Such communication disturbs or disturbs the peace of another.
WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU ARE VICTIM
1. Seek legal redress. (Do not issue similar insults)
HOW DO YOU AVOID LIABILITY
1. Desist from disseminating false and malicious information on any social media.
2. Verify the truth basis and legitimacy of the information, if you are not sure, don't publicise.
3. Be mindful of your account and user details. Avoid leaving your account logged on in cafes etc
Eddie Nangulu ✍️
Partner / Advocate
© nangulu&mugodaadvocayes
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