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October 2026
Amina KamauAnnual leave
Approved
12 — 14 Oct3 working days
Brian Otieno will provide cover.

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MAT-0142

Okoth v.
Sunrise Logistics

Active
ClientMiriam Okoth
Opposing partySunrise Logistics
Responsible advocateAmina Kamau
Review witness statement
Assigned to Brian Otieno

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Court diary

October 2026

12 Oct — 16 Oct
Time
Mon12
Tue13
Wed14
Thu15
Fri16
Hearing · MAT-0142
Okoth v. Sunrise Logistics
15 Oct · 10:00Milimani Law Courts
Brian Otieno1 day before

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Okoth v. Sunrise Logistics3 files

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Draft fee note
Okoth v. Sunrise LogisticsMAT-0142
FEE-2026-0142Draft · not sent
Review witness statement1h 30m · KES 8,000 / hour12,000
Client conference30m · KES 8,000 / hour4,000
Prepare for hearing30m · KES 8,000 / hour4,000
Fees before tax2h 30m recordedKES20,000
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Okoth · client ledger
Opening balance01 October40,000
Client deposit recordedReference · DEP-0142+10,000
Held for this matterKES 50,000
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The witness statement is ready for review. Brian is assigned to it. Your firm has recorded a hearing for 15 October at 10:00, at Milimani Law Courts.

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Miriam OkothMO
Client portalOverviewYour access

Good morning, Miriam.

Here is where things stand.

MAT-0142Active

Okoth v. Sunrise Logistics

OCT15

Your next hearing10:00 · Milimani Law Courts

Latest updateYour witness statement is ready to review.

Your advocate

Amina Kamau

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