Areas of Law

All law that involves businesses; the way they trade, who is a part of the business, and how the business deals with customers.

Compliance is the name given to a set of regulatory laws that individuals in business or businesses themselves need to be aware of to ensure that they don’t fall foul of the law.

The law of good business practice between the suppliers of goods or services and consumers of such goods and services.

The practice of law relating to any electronic transaction, whether carried out over the internet, email or sms.

This area of law includes all commercial aspects of a business, including, but not limited to commercial contracts, employment, intellectual property, environmental, health and safety, regulatory compliance, competition, litigation, property and tax.

All law surrounding landlords and tenants, leases of immovable property, rental collection, evictions and advices on general disputes arising between all stakeholders in the rental property arena.

Magistrate, regional and high court litigation, mediations and arbitrations.

Collection of monies owing to various creditors, and if need be, the implementation of various techniques to bring debtors to the party.

Conveyancing is the legal process of buying and selling property.
Notarial services include the preparation and attesting to specific contracts and other documents.

This is a field which includes trust administration, deceased estates, wills, estate planning and more.