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Racheal Oruta

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Racheal is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution Practice at CMS Kenya | Daly Inamdar Advocates, with experience in handling a broad spectrum of disputes through litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution.  

Racheal is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya (2021) with a focus on employment law, commercial litigation, and debt recovery, where she applies strong legal research, analytical drafting, and advocacy skills to support the delivery of effective, and commercially sound legal solutions. She has extensive experience in contentious and non-contentious employment law related matters, advising on workplace disputes and other legal matters.

Racheal advises and represents both local and international clients, developing practical, client-focused strategies tailored to their business operations, legal needs, and commercial objectives. Racheal is committed to providing responsive, detail-oriented, and commercially informed and trusted legal advice, with a focus on protecting clients’ interests, mitigating legal risks, and achieving effective dispute resolution outcomes. 
 

Relevant experience

  • Advising local and international clients on legal compliance with the employment laws in Kenya.
  • Involved in the legal process of redundancy for BNG Enterprises.
  • Representing the interests of various private companies, including Shiva Mombasa, The Mombasa Academy, Coastal Bottlers and Allied Wharffage, in the Employment and Labour Relations Court of Kenya.
  • Representing the commercial interests of Akshar Logistics and Bahari Forwarders in the High Court of Kenya for the recovery of around USD 500,000.

Memberships & Roles

  • Law Society of Kenya
  • Mombasa Law Society

Education

  • 2021 - Advocate of the High Court of Kenya
  • 2018 - Bachelor of Laws, University of Nairobi

Insights by Racheal

Inclusion at Work: Key Employment Law Shifts under Kenya’s New Persons with Disabilities Act, 2025

Inclusion at Work: Key Employment Law Shifts under Kenya’s New Persons with Disabilities Act, 2025

08 Sep 2025 4 min read
Court of Appeal Clarifies Enforcement Mechanism for WIBA Awards

Court of Appeal Clarifies Enforcement Mechanism for WIBA Awards

22 Jul 2025 5 min read
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