Kerah Hamilton
Kerah Hamilton is an Associate Designate in our Corporate & Commercial practice. She works on standard and bespoke contracts and mergers and acquisitions.

About Kerah
About Kerah
Kerah joined Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr as a candidate attorney in 2023. During her time as a Candidate Attorney, Kerah gained experience in the Dispute Resolution, Employment Law, and Corporate & Commercial practice areas. Kerah was promoted to an Associate Designate in 2025.
Credentials
Credentials
Education
- BA in History and Law, University of Cape Town
- LLB, University of Cape Town
- LLM, University of Cape Town
Languages
Languages
- English
About Kerah
Kerah joined Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr as a candidate attorney in 2023. During her time as a Candidate Attorney, Kerah gained experience in the Dispute Resolution, Employment Law, and Corporate & Commercial practice areas. Kerah was promoted to an Associate Designate in 2025.
Credentials
Education
- BA in History and Law, University of Cape Town
- LLB, University of Cape Town
- LLM, University of Cape Town
Languages
- English
Experience
Assisting with various due diligence investigations and due diligence reports.
Drafting and reviewing commercial transactional agreements.
Assisting various clients with company secretarial matters.
Drafting bespoke memorandums of incorporations for various clients.
Assisting various clients with company restructures and asset-for-share transactions in terms of section 42 of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962 for onshore and offshore structures.
News

Establishing the necessary elements of a repudiation
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The need to know of “casual vacancies”
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Cession confessions: FAQ guide to cession in security
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CCMA commissioners’ authority to expedite dispute resolution under the LRA: A discussion of SAA v SACCA and NUMSA
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Blowing the whistle: Informant reform in South Africa
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