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Originally published by The Standardtop
June 18, 2026
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Double blow as case on lawyers-government legal service engagement is delayed

Lawyers will have to wait longer for a hearing on a case in which they seek permission to provide unconditional legal services to the government..
✨ Key Highlights
A case challenging the legality of law firms providing legal services to the Kenyan government has been delayed, representing a setback for lawyers seeking to offer unconditional services.
- The hearing, initially scheduled before a three-judge bench, was postponed to September 29 due to a judge's leave.
- Key parties include the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) and activists like Senator Okiya Omtatah, who argue against external legal engagements citing potential misuse of public funds, with over Sh21 billion flagged.
- This delay follows a recent Court of Appeal decision that declined to suspend a High Court order suspending new unconditional engagements unless approved by the Attorney General.
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