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Personal Injury Attorneys Cape Town

Think you've been hit by the worst personal injury? Dion Masher is an Executive at ENSafrica in the Employment department and specialises in extensive aspects of employment law, occupational health and safety law and the resolution of labour disputes such as collective bargaining disputes, industrial action, unfair discrimination, dismissals, unfair labour practices and restraint of trade.
Discovery which has now commenced doing business in Sydney and Melbourne, and as has been the case with the Citizen, Sunday Times and the Jewish Report, which sadly reflect what has become of South Africa's once world class media (Business Day excluded) ,has successfully, directly or indirectly colluded with the Sally Rawsthorne employed by Sydney Morning Herald which is part of the Fairfax Group, and which regularly features as a defendant in defamation actions; to parrot the ongoing lies published since January 2014 by Discovery's hired media assassin Beamish and his cronies including Ant Katz of the Jewish Report, Graeme Hosken of the Sunday Times and Laura du Preez.



She has advised corporate clients, parastatals, borrowers and project developers on a variety of matters, including on the drafting and reviewing of commercial documents, such as shareholder agreements, memoranda of incorporation, equity contribution agreements, sale of shares and share of subscription agreements.
Van Niekerks frustration grew even greater when an inspection of RBP's records in respect of the two clients captured by van Niekerk and Millar - Graham and de la Guerre, as also RBP's trust accounts yielded little to please van Niekerk and RBP's comprehensive repsonse to such audit report was accepted by the Law Society to such an extent that it simply referred the audit report and RBP's response to the legal official dealing with van Niekerks contrived complaint.

Pippa has acted for corporate clients and the public sector on regulatory matters pertaining to energy, corporatisation, privatisation and restructuring, electronic communications, broadcasting and water, and has assisted a variety of African clients in applying for broadcasting, telecommunications service and electricity-related licences.
She also has experience in litigation, as well as regulatory knowledge of, and experience in terms of, property law, natural resources law (water, environment, minerals and energy), expropriation, shipping law, administrative law and constitutional law.
This includes advising clients on the process of verifying existing lawful water use entitlements, water use licence requirements, water use disputes, waste water authorisation, water transfers and drought mitigation as well as representing clients in their dealings with the Department of Water and Sanitation and the Blue Scorpions.

From a dispute resolution perspective, her experience includes advising on policy wording reviews, compliance with South African insurance legislation, insurance due diligence assessments, as well as high court litigation relating to commercial and insurance disputes.
He has acted for some of the major South African institutions, such as banks, mining companies, state-owned entities as well as the South African government (including some of its departments and has advised these institutions in a number of major transactions.

She specialises in finance transactions involving preference shares, structured finance transactions, capital markets, ISDA related transactions, debt financing, Accident Claims collective investment schemes, pension fund liability matching transactions, short-term and long-term insurance related matters and regulatory work.
Nkosi's experience includes advising clients on corporate matters, as well as drafting and negotiating a number of commercial documents including sale agreements (shares, businesses and others), share subscriptions, board and shareholders' resolutions, trust deeds, memoranda of incorporation, and black economic empowerment agreements.
Again one presumes that had the publishers of the Advocate's Journal or the editor thereof, been aware as at August 2011 of any South African Case Law holding common-law contingency fee agreements to be invalid or unlawful, the editor would have placed a note at the commencement of the article or at the end, indicating that since the learned Judge had presented his paper, there had been such a decision.

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