Emery Mukendi Wafwana & AssociésOur Lawyers
The lawyers working in Cabemery mainly operate either from the headquarters in Kinshasa or in the branch offices of Lubumbashi and Matadi.
Our lawyers and attorneys are licenced in various bars in the DRC (Kinshasa/Gombe, Kinshasa/Matete, Bas-Congo, Bandundu, Mbandaka and Lubumbashi) and has branch offices in Lubumbashi (mining city) and Matadi (port city). It also maintains a business relationship with, and outsources some of its activities to, a network of competent and renowned lawyers and law firms working in the various areas of law which the firm specializes in, such as legal counseling, legal representation and litigation. The lawyers and attorneys practicing within Cabemery are members of international legal and commercial organizations such as the Union Internationale des Avocats (UIA), the International Bar Association (IBA), the Association of European Attorneys (AEA), the International Law Firm, SADC Lawyer’s Association, and participate in the activities of said organizations. They further contribute to the production of legal doctrine through their various publications. Thanks to the quality of its multidisciplinary team, Cabemery is always eager to take on the legal challenges of our time and to serve its private or public, national and international clientele in each and every one of its areas of practice. As a result, it makes available to its clients legal publications that enable them to verify that the firm’s work on their behalf is in conformity with best practices in the field of law. The firm also uses modern infrastructure and equipment as well as the support of a technical staff competent and qualified in the handling of the cases entrusted to their care. Among other things, Cabemery offers its clients the following essential guarantees: independence, confidentiality, rapidity, precision, efficiency as well as good quality of work.
The lawyers practicing in Cabemery publish and disseminate their studies and analyses on doctrinal or legal issues through Juricongo at www.juricongo.com, the first DRC legal website and online portal of Congolese law. It provides legal professionals (barristers, agents, attorneys, magistrates and judges) and researchers (students, lecturers in legal subjects and others) as well as economic and social operators with a legal database, updated on a regular basis, of laws, regulations, judiciary decisions, and analyses from lawyers on issues regarding legal doctrines and matters.
