Hussein Sokoni is a litigator who is driven by client-focused advocacy coupled with exceptional legal knowledge and skill. His clients trust him to listen to their needs and desired results and to offer them competent and realistic legal advice. Hussein Sokoni represents a wide variety of clients including private companies, financial institutions, small businesses, and individuals. His practice focuses on business, commercial, contract, criminal laws, civil laws, real estate, family laws, taxation, employment, and labour-related matters and construction disputes. He is licensed to practice in High Court and before the courts subordinate thereto.

Since joining Pegasus Legal in 2021, Hussein Sokoni has resolved matters for businesses, insurance, family laws, intellectual properties, constitutional and administrative laws, probate and administration of estates, conveyancing, employment and labour relations, civil and criminal matters including the following:

• Successfully covers the provision of skilled representation and practical business advice to institutions involved in a broad range of business activities including taxation, transportation, telecommunication, information technology, oil and gas, mining, power generation & distribution, and manufacturing to mention but a few;
• Successfully handle multi-faceted litigation matters in virtually any jurisdiction nationwide;
• work closely with clients to maximize and preserve tax benefits, reduce tax risk and assure compliance with the myriad of complex and ever-changing tax laws and regulations;
• appear on behalf of clients’ employment and labour-related proceedings before Commission for Mediation and Arbitration (CMA) and the High Court (Labour Division) in the increasingly complex field of labour laws;
• State-regulated obligations of general contractors to homeowners;
• Contracts between general contractors and sub-contractors;
• Duties and responsibilities of directors and members of proprietors’ associations;
• Business formation, including business structure, state registration, and tax consequences for Limited Liability Companies and S-Corporations;