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Ethics forms the cornerstone of the legal profession, underpinning every action and decision made by legal practitioners. Attorneys are not just representatives for their clients; they are court officers and play a crucial role in upholding the justice system's integrity.
Here's an in-depth look at why ethics are paramount in the legal profession.
Mevlyn Montja enrolled in the very first intake of the LPC-accredited GLR PVT School. She successfully completed the course work for the 400-hour law school and is currently seeking articles.
She is eligible to apply for admission as an attorney after she has completed one year of articles and passed all four papers of the LPC's competency based exam, since she has completed a more comprehensive practical vocational training programme.
Estate planning is not limited to the wealthy.
Have you ever wondered what happens when unforeseen circumstances arise and disrupt the performance of a contract? That's where force majeure comes into play. This article will provide you with a clear understanding of this legal provision and its significance in protecting parties from unexpected events.
Kerry-Lee van Heerden completed our Course in notarial practice and Course in conveyancing in 2011 and opened her own firm this year.
Her firm, KL Attorneys, aims to provide clarity and comfort during major life events.
Leanne Maroun is currently the Director of LC Maroun Attorneys Inc. She completed our Course in notarial practice which led to her being successfully admitted as a Notary Public.
More recently, she completed the ‘To apostille or not to apostille’ workshop as a refresher after having been in-house counsel for several years.
Intake 3 (Final intake for 2025)
Client consultations are a fundamental component of many professional services, from law and finance to healthcare and creative industries. A successful consultation can lay the groundwork for a productive and long-lasting client relationship. This blog will delve into the essential aspects of client consultations, including preparation, execution, and follow-up, as well as the benefits and common challenges associated with these interactions.
When navigating the often-complex world of international document requirements, individuals and businesses often encounter terms like legalisation, authentication, and apostillisation. While these terms may sound similar, they represent distinct processes with specific purposes. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for ensuring the validity and recognition of documents when used abroad.
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