Juliah Omwamba is a highly motivated Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, Commissioner for Oaths, and an incoming Notary Public. She holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree (LL.B) from JKUAT and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law, together with certifications in Data Protection and Intellectual Property from Strathmore University’s Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law (CIPIT), and Project Management from the University of California, Irvine, College of Continuing Education. She is also a well-trained Legislative Drafter.

At Swanyalaw Advocates, Juliah serves as a Litigation Advocate, where she represents clients in commercial, civil, and intellectual property disputes with precision and strategic depth. Her multidisciplinary expertise enables her to provide holistic legal solutions that combine strong advocacy with regulatory and transactional insight.

Juliah carries a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary skill set. She is adept in legal research, writing and drafting, strategic legal analysis, and excels in commercial law practice, litigation, conveyancing, and intellectual property. She has drafted, reviewed, and negotiated several commercial contracts, carried out due diligence to outline commercial rights and obligations, and provided regulatory advice and compliance support.

Her expertise in data management and protection complements her experience in emerging technologies and intellectual property law, where she has advised on trademark registration, IP commercialization, and digital rights protection. She is also skilled in conducting comprehensive legal research, drafting and reviewing complex commercial contracts, performing due diligence, and providing strategic legal opinions to both government and corporate clients.

Known for her analytical acumen, professionalism, and integrity, Juliah brings a balanced blend of technical legal proficiency and strategic insight—qualities that make her an asset in multi-jurisdictional, high-value projects within emerging markets. She is passionate about energy and natural resources law, renewable energy projects across East and Central Africa, alternative dispute resolution, and mining law.