AC&H Strengthens Its Disputes Practice in Dubai with the Addition of Alex Layden

Anjarwalla Collins & Haidermota (AC&H) (ach-legal.com) is pleased to announce the appointment of Alex Layden as a Partner in its disputes practice in Dubai, UAE. Alex specialises in complex commercial disputes and has extensive experience handling cross-border disputes for clients in the Middle East and internationally. Alex’s appointment reinforces our commitment to strengthening AC&H’s international dispute offering.

Building a Sustainable Future for Kenya’s Real Estate

Looking back at ALN Kenya’s history, they have positioned themselves and their clients to make a lasting impact by helping them capitalise on the numerous sector opportunities while setting the standard in their industry. The firm continues to be a vital part of helping clients like Acorn Holdings to deliver high-quality purpose-built student accommodation while at the same time building and shaping the real estate industry.

Advancing Africa’s Dispute Resolution Landscape

ALN Kenya has been at the forefront of delivering innovative and creative solutions to clients, leveraging deep market knowledge and expertise for seventy years. The firm continuously adapts to the evolving legal and business landscape, providing strategic advice to multinational companies like Africa Oil. By guiding such enterprises in exploring new markets and making a positive impact, ALN Kenya helps them achieve industry leadership.

Nurturing the Growth of Horticulture in Africa

As a leading law firm, ALN Kenya has been part of its clients’ journeys as they navigate Africa’s opportunities as they look to make an impact across the business spectrum.  The firm has worked with Homegrown to position itself as one of the world’s leading growers and suppliers of fresh cut flowers, house and garden plants to advance the growth of the Horticultural sector. Horticultural crops rank among the leading export earners for some African countries including Kenya. The agricultural subsector plays a key role in creating employment and developing related industries such as manufacturing through agro-processing.  

Positioning Kenya as the Heart of Regional Economic Growth

Since 1954, ALN Kenya has provided not just legal advice but comprehensive business solutions that drive positive impacts in Kenya and the broader region. The firm has worked with Centum Investment Company to develop one of Kenya’s most significant developments, the Two Rivers Mall in Nairobi. Partnering with Centum, ALN Kenya continues to position new and exciting prospects for global, regional and local enterprises seeking the next-frontier gateway to access regional and international markets competitively.

Expanding Horizons for a More Connected Africa

Over the years, ALN Kenya has championed and led the way for Africa’s growth and advancement which continues to enrich and change people’s lives. They have partnered with leading Telecommunications companies such as Airtel Africa to provide products and services that have enhanced and transformed how people do business, communicate, and bridge the digital divide. By partnering with leading telecommunications companies like Airtel Africa, ALN Kenya has played a crucial role in enhancing business operations, telecommunications and bridging the digital divide across the continent.

Championing Africa as a Leading Investment Destination

From their humble beginnings in 1954 to becoming East Africa’s largest full-service law firm, ALN Kenya has remained steadfast in its commitment to advancing business and creating a gateway for investment into Kenya and the region. Their journey with leading private investment firms including Helios Investment Partners whose deep understanding of the African investment environment continues to bridge international capital and African enterprise.

Transforming East Africa’s Digital Landscape

ALN Kenya’s rich history has been recognised by their trusted advice that continues to help clients including SEACOM navigate and explore the vast opportunities across Kenya and the region. Together they have advanced and charted the course for Africa’s digital transformation expanding African technology, media and communications which continues to impact all sectors of the African economy.