This page provides a general, non-exhaustive overview of legal fields in which matters may arise under South African law. All services are subject to mandate acceptance, jurisdiction, statutory authority, conflict checks, and ethical compliance.
Review and regulation of administrative action, legality, procedural fairness, and rationality.
Shipping, marine commerce, maritime liens, collisions, and marine liability.
Negotiation, mediation, and arbitration where legally authorised.
Regulation of civil aviation, licensing, liability, and aviation-related disputes.
Banking relationships, regulatory compliance, and enforcement of banking instruments.
Statutory restructuring of financially distressed companies.
Legal matters affecting children, prioritising the best interests of the child.
Private disputes adjudicated through motion or action proceedings.
Business transactions and commercial relationships governed by statute and common law.
Corporate governance, shareholder relations, and statutory compliance.
Market conduct, restrictive practices, and competition regulation.
Consumer rights and supplier obligations under consumer legislation.
Interpretation, application, and enforcement of constitutional rights and obligations.
Formation, interpretation, breach, enforcement, cancellation, and remedies relating to agreements.
Offences prosecuted by the state, subject to constitutional safeguards.
Arrest, bail, trial, sentencing, and procedural rights.
Offences involving digital systems, data, and electronic communications.
Lawful processing and protection of personal information under POPIA.
Reputation, freedom of expression, publication, and media-related disputes.
Civil liability arising from wrongful and negligent conduct.
Governance, discipline, and administrative decisions in educational institutions.
Individual employment relationships, discipline, and workplace rights.
Environmental compliance, authorisations, and statutory enforcement.
Claims based on fairness, restitutionary relief, and enrichment principles.
Administration of deceased estates under statutory supervision.
Marriage, divorce, parental responsibilities, and family-related disputes.
Regulation of financial service providers, compliance, and enforcement.
Healthcare regulation, consent, professional standards, and liability.
Visas, permits, residency, citizenship, and asylum processes.
Sequestration and liquidation of insolvent estates and companies.
Policy interpretation, indemnity, repudiation, and claims disputes.
Copyrights, trademarks, patents, designs, and related rights.
Treaties, international obligations, and cross-border legal principles.
Collective labour relations, unfair labour practices, and dispute resolution.
Land rights, tenure security, evictions, and housing rights.
Financial support obligations and enforcement mechanisms.
Professional liability arising from breach of medical standards of care.
Broadcasting, publishing, digital media, and communications regulation.
Bills of exchange, promissory notes, cheques, and transferable instruments.
Workplace safety obligations and statutory compliance.
Bodily injury claims arising from accidents or negligent conduct.
Conflict of laws and jurisdiction in cross-border disputes.
Disciplinary proceedings before statutory and professional bodies.
Ownership, possession, and real rights in property.
State contracting, tender processes, and procurement compliance.
Statutory compensation claims under the Road Accident Fund Act.
Statutory benefits, grants, and administrative determinations.
Testate and intestate inheritance and distribution of estates.
Regulation of digital platforms, software, and emerging technologies.
Land use, zoning approvals, and municipal planning compliance.
Fiduciary administration and management of trust assets.
Protection against unlawful market conduct and commercial harm.
Challenges to fines, penalties, and enforcement actions by regulators.
This page provides general legal information only. It does not constitute legal advice, a guarantee of service, or an offer to act. All services are rendered subject to mandate acceptance, jurisdiction, statutory authority, and ethical compliance.