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For many legal practitioners, building a successful career no longer means remaining in one country. Globalisation, international business, cross-border legal services, and growing demand for specialised legal expertise have created exciting opportunities to work abroad.
"I started my legal career at Clifford Levin Inc. in 2020 as a clerk. During my time there, I completed both a BCom Law and an LLB degree with the firm's support. I began serving my articles at Clifford Levin Inc. in December 2024 before ceding them in October 2025 to join Hutcheon Attorneys, where I am now nearing completion of my articles."
Digital communication has become part of everyday legal practice. Whether instructions are given by email, agreements are reached on WhatsApp, or evidence is shared through social media, electronic communication now plays a central role in the way legal matters are conducted.
Many people still think these conversations are informal. In reality, they can have significant legal consequences.
As a lawyer, technology law can be a confusing area. There is a constant bombardment of technical terms, abbreviations and new innovations that make it almost impossible for a lawyer to keep up. It is furthermore difficult to apply complex legal frameworks to blurry abbreviations, describing an object, a process, or a use that the lawyer has no knowledge of. Lawyers are more likely wordsmiths, not technological specialists.
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When most people hear the word “space”, they likely think of astronauts, rocket launches, and the kind of exploration that makes for great sci-fi movies. That instinct is understandable; yet, it’s also increasingly mistaken.
"I am a Personal Assistant to one of our directors, who is a conveyancer and notary. I have been with the firm for well over a year and primarily assist with conveyancing matters, particularly property transfers. My role includes providing administrative and professional support and assisting with the day-to-day management and progression of transfer matters.
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Kule bhlog, sicacisela abo banqwenela ukuba ziingcali zomthetho indlela yokuba ligqwetha eMzantsi Afrika ngexesha elincinci.
Kubaluleke kakhulu ukuqonda indlela yakho yomsebenzi kunye nokufunekayo ukuze ube ligqwetha eliphezulu. Oku kuza kukukhokhela nakwikhondo lomsebenzi wakho. Ukuba ukwinqanaba elithile kule ndlela, gcina le bhlog njengesikhokhelo uze ubhekisele kuyo xa sele ukulungele ukuthatha inyathelo elilandelayo.
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Die verskil tussen ’n prokureur en advokaat, alhoewel beide regsgeleerdes, kan in Suid-Afrika verwarrend wees vir mense wat nie in die regsberoep werk nie. Nadat jy hierdie artikel gelees het, sal jy egter die onderskeid verstaan en dit aan ander kan verduidelik.
The University of Pretoria’s Women in Law Society began with a dream to build a place where women found a space to belong, be valued, and grow. At our core is the principle of being “a legal society for women, by women, with women and for all gender spectrums.”
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