Ashaba A. Mark Morrison

Ashaba is a rare trilingual (jurisdictional) powerhouse—a dual-qualified advocate equally at home in the Kenyan and Ugandan legal ecosystems, fortified by a distinctly Swiss precision in international humanitarian jurisprudence. As a Senior Consultant Advocate, he operates well beyond the courtroom; He is the firm's institutional memory, the boardroom whisperer, and the primary architect of bespoke legal solutions for multinational conglomerates, state agencies, and diplomatic missions across the East African Community (EAC).

His academic foundation at Islamic University of Uganda (LLB Hons) instilled a profound appreciation for ethical jurisprudence, equitable justice and the intersection of civil law with moral imperatives. This moral compass is now expertly married to the aggressive commercial pragmatism required to navigate the bustling cross-border trade corridors of Mombasa-Kigali-Kampala.

Ashaba is the jurisdictional bridge and the ethical firewall. He understands that in the modern East African market, a legal dispute is rarely just a point of law—it is a flashpoint of international relations, human rights considerations, and commercial survival.

With a career that fluidly moves from arguing a commercial tax appeal in the Kenyan High Court, to mediating a cross-border shareholder feud, to briefing a UN agency on humanitarian access rights—He offers a level of sophistication, geopolitical nuance, and procedural dexterity that is exceedingly rare. He is not just legal counsel; he is the strategic architect of regional resilience.