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First 90 days after disaster can define years of legal fallout, experts warn

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The IIG-Cox Yeats forum highlighted why evidence preservation, specialist appointments and stakeholder communication are critical after catastrophic events.

Legal Aid

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Johannesburg High Court litigants can wait up to 14 weeks for hearing dates

By Kennedy MudzuliJuly 2, 20263 Mins Read

The Johannesburg Attorneys’ Association has published updated Gauteng High Court lead times, showing opposed motions face waiting periods of up to 14 weeks.

Civil Law

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Court dismisses self-represented litigant’s R27 billion summary judgment claim against Science and Innovations Department

By Kennedy MudzuliMay 14, 20252 Mins Read

The KwaZulu-Natal High Court has dismissed a self-represented litigant’s R27 billion lawsuit against the Department of Science and Innovations.

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Motorist discovers he is to blame for 2017 collision after Limpopo High Court ruling

By Kennedy MudzuliNovember 22, 20243 Mins Read

In a surprising turn of events, a motorist’s attempt to claim damages from the Road Accident Fund (RAF) following a…

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First 90 days after disaster can define years of legal fallout, experts warn

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Court dismisses self-represented litigant’s R27 billion summary judgment claim against Science and Innovations Department

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