In South Africa, aspiring attorneys are required to complete legal articles as an essential part of their journey to becoming admitted attorneys.  Following the attainment of an LLB degree, students have the opportunity to undertake articles at a registered law firm.  Articles typically span two years, during which candidate attorneys gain practical experience while working under the guidance and supervision of a licensed attorney.

As a candidate attorney, your first exposure to the magistrate's court will likely come through handling unopposed applications.
These matters, often routine and straightforward, provide an excellent opportunity to familiarise yourself with court procedures, the role of the judiciary and courtroom etiquette.

Lobola, also known as bride wealth or dowry, is often shrouded in mystery for those unfamiliar with the custom.  This ancient practice serves as a financial transaction for both customary and contemporary marriages.  It involves the exchange of symbolic gifts from the groom's family to the bride's and holds deep cultural and legal significance.  But what does South African law say about lobola?

We recently hosted a virtual Gawie le Roux Institute of Law Awards Ceremony to celebrate the success of those of you who passed an LPC exam
in the first semester of 2024.

The top achievers walked away with Gawie le Roux vouchers which they can spend on any of our courses, workshops, and webinars.

Here are some of the top achievers around the country who entered.
 

The sudden loss of a business partner can introduce significant complexities and challenges, not only personally, but also in the realm of managing business affairs and accessing crucial financial resources. This can be especially daunting for 60-plussers who have been in business with a partner for years and who may suddenly have to navigate the loss of a well-trusted and essential business partner. This article will explore the ways in which 60-plussers who are still in business can plan ahead to avoid issues on the death of a business partner.