AMOS KIPKORIR ROTICH
Partner/Consultant – Head of Dispute Resolution, Litigation, Legal Audit & Regulatory Compliance Department.) Professional Member Body – Law Society of Kenya
Amos Kipkorir Rotich is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya and a Commissioner for Oaths. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law from Moi University and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law. He is currently undertaking a training on Anti-money Laundering & Terrorism Financing Prior to joining the firm, he worked at Sagana, Biriq & Co Advocates as an Associate Advocate heading the Litigation Department. Before that he was at the firm of Muchoki, Kangata, Njenga Advocates as a Legal Assistant. Amos began his legal career as a Volunteer at the Christian Legal Education, Aid and Research (CLEAR) an NGO that deals with women and children. He has been engaged in a wide range of civil, constitutional and criminal litigation both in the lower and superior courts
The following are a sample of the briefs he has been involved in
1) Successfully represented Clients in a high profile Anti-Corruption matter where he assisted the court in identifying gaps and suggesting amendments to The Public Procurement & Asset Disposal Act 2015, The Public Finance Management Act and the Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Act. This was more specifically on the duties and obligations of the Government Ministerial Tender Committees and the Technical and Evaluation Committees when it comes to open Public Tenders.
2) Was part of a legal team representing a County Government client in a Constitutional Petition lodged by the client together with the Council of Governors against the Privatization Commission of Kenya. This was in regard to the Privatization of Kenya’s five (5) largest Sugar Companies.
1) Successfully represented Clients in a high profile Anti-Corruption matter where he assisted the court in identifying gaps and suggesting amendments to The Public Procurement & Asset Disposal Act 2015, The Public Finance Management Act and the Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Act. This was more specifically on the duties and obligations of the Government Ministerial Tender Committees and the Technical and Evaluation Committees when it comes to open Public Tenders.
2) Was part of a legal team representing a County Government client in a Constitutional Petition lodged by the client together with the Council of Governors against the Privatization Commission of Kenya. This was in regard to the Privatization of Kenya’s five (5) largest Sugar Companies.