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Skyline in Limbo: Nairobi’s Planning Paralysis and the Court’s Call for Order

Skyline in Limbo: Nairobi’s Planning Paralysis and the Court’s Call for Order

by Frankline Otieno, George Nadio and Denis Mutugi | Sep 24, 2025 | Legal update

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Tribunal Declares KPLC’s Excessive Power Bill Unlawful and unpayable

Tribunal Declares KPLC’s Excessive Power Bill Unlawful and unpayable

by Pacifique Muhizi, Denis Mutugi, George Nadio, Luke Otieno and Nickson Jectone | Sep 11, 2025 | Legal update

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ODPC Ruling: Proof of loss and/or damage suffered Required in Data Breach Claims

ODPC Ruling: Proof of loss and/or damage suffered Required in Data Breach Claims

by Caxstone Kigata and Denis Mutugi | Aug 13, 2025 | Legal update

The ODPC has buttressed the principle of strict liability imposed on a Data Subject and the legal duty of a Data Subject to prove damage of breach for an award of compensation under the Data Protection Act: Andrew Endovo V. Standard Investment Bank (S.I.B) (Complaint...
The Court of Appeal Clarifies on the Presumed Lacuna Over the Procedure for Challenging and Enforcement of WIBA Decisions

The Court of Appeal Clarifies on the Presumed Lacuna Over the Procedure for Challenging and Enforcement of WIBA Decisions

by Lawrence Ongeri, Flavious Chepkirui, Denis Mutugi and Luke Otieno | Jun 3, 2025 | Legal update

Introduction and Brief Background On May 9, 2025, the Court of Appeal delivered a judgment in the case of Charles v Cheto whereby the court has clarified the enforcement of compensation awards under the Work Injury Benefits Act (WIBA), Cap. 236. The case originated...
Are Uber Drivers Employees or Independent Contractors in Kenya’s Legal Landscape?

Are Uber Drivers Employees or Independent Contractors in Kenya’s Legal Landscape?

by Lawrence Ongeri, Denis Mutugi and Nickson Jectone | Mar 14, 2025 | Legal update

Introduction The advent of the Internet and mobile apps has significantly transformed business activities and consumer engagement in the Kenyan economy. A notable example of this transformation is the “sharing economy” which involves using peer-to-peer networks to...
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