About
Biography
Experience
Collins Otieno Aloo joined Madhani Advocates LLP in May 2009 as a legal intern while completing his Bachelor of Laws degree at the University of Nairobi. He undertook his Advocates Training Programme at the Kenya School of Law in 2009, obtaining his Diploma in Law, and was called to the Bar in 2011. He was admitted as an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya in the same year.
Since October 2009, he has worked in the firm’s Conveyancing and Commercial Department. His work has involved drafting Joint Venture Agreements, Partnership Deeds, incorporation of companies and trusts, perfection of securities, and handling the sale and purchase of multi-storey office suites and residential estate developments. He currently serves as a Partner and Chief Operating Officer at the firm.
Specialty
Collins Otieno Aloo has developed expertise in Corporate and Securities matters while simultaneously practicing Conveyancing Law. His areas of specialization include Commercial Practice, Banking and Finance, and general corporate law practice.
Education
Collins Otieno Aloo holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree with Honours from the University of Nairobi, graduating with Second Class Honours (Upper Division). He completed his Diploma in Law at the Kenya School of Law in 2009.
Law Firm
Madhani Advocates LLP
Collins Otieno featured in
Practice Area
Debenture vs Mortgage in Kenya (2026): Which Security Should Banks and Corporate Borrowers Use?
4 Sept 2026
General
How to Appoint and Use a Receiver in Kenya (2026), Step‑by‑step Guide for Lenders
28 Aug 2026
Practice Area
Banking Legal Fees in Kenya (2026): What Banks and Borrowers Should Budget
21 Aug 2026
Practice Area
How to Choose a Banking Lawyer in Kenya in 2026: Practical Checklist for Banks, Borrowers and Developers
14 Aug 2026
Practice Area
Remedies of a Chargor in Kenya: Injunctions, Redemption & Setting Aside Irregular Auctions
25 May 2026
Practice Area
Perfection and Registration of Security Interests in Kenya: What Banks Must Do Under the Finance Bill 2026
18 May 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Collins Otieno Aloo?
Collins Otieno Aloo is a legal professional who is a Partner and Chief Operating Officer at Madhani Advocates LLP, with expertise in Corporate and Securities law, Conveyancing, and Commercial Practice.
What is Collins Otieno Aloo's educational background?
He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree with Honours from the University of Nairobi and completed his Diploma in Law at the Kenya School of Law in 2009.
When did Collins Otieno Aloo join Madhani Advocates LLP and what was his initial role?
He joined Mohamed Madhani & Co. Advocates in May 2009 as a legal intern after completing his Bachelor of Laws degree. The firm was restructured in the year 2021 and now operates as Madhani Advocates LLP.
What areas of law does Collins Otieno Aloo specialize in?
His specialties include Corporate and Securities matters, Commercial Practice, Banking and Finance, and general corporate law practice.
What kind of legal work has Collins Otieno Aloo been involved in at Madhani Advocates LLP?
He has been involved in among others; 1). advising local major banks on cross border lending including providing advice on the regulatory provisions applicable to the lending in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania and the preparation of security documents in respect of such lending, compliance with the different regulatory authorities ensuring best practices are adopted and guidelines complied with and that all activities comply with applicable laws, rules and regulations, 2). drafting joint venture agreements, Partnership Deeds, company and trust incorporations, 3). perfection of securities for financial institutions, and 3). sale and purchase of multi-storey office suites and residential estate developments.
When was Collins Otieno Aloo called to the Bar and admitted as an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya?
He was called to the Bar and admitted as an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya in the year 2011.