Road Accident Fund
Panelist from December 2014 to May 2020 Dealt with over 3000 High Court matters over the years with an excellent success rate. We litigated in excess of 30 High Court trials per month. We brought applications on an urgent basis, attended to interlocutory applications and applied for substantive relief in the High Court. We are further well versed in the drafting of settlement agreements and draft orders upon successful settlement and finalization of claims. Volume Of Work We dealt with over 3000 matters over the tender period (2014 to 2020) Client Satisfaction Our client was highly satisfied with the excellent service we provided. We retained full work capacity without removal or suspension.
  • Panelist from December 2014 to May 2020
  • Dealt with over 3000 High Court matters over the years with an excellent success rate.
  • We litigated in excess of 30 High Court trials per month.
  • We brought applications on an urgent basis, attended to interlocutory applications and applied for substantive relief in the High Court.
  • We are further well versed in the drafting of settlement agreements and draft orders upon successful settlement and finalization of claims.

Volume Of Work

We dealt with over 3000 matters over the tender period (2014 to 2020)

Client Satisfaction

Our client was highly satisfied with the excellent service we provided. We retained full work capacity without removal or suspension.
Transnet
We defended a matter for Transnet out of the Cape Town High Court sitting as the Maritime Court. The matter pertained to a common law duty of care and addressing whether such duty superseded contractual provisions relating to exclusion of liability. We were required to join international entitles to these proceedings. Our firm sub-contracted 30% of this contract to a smaller female owned firm in the Western Cape, with the aim of transferring skills.
  • We defended a matter for Transnet out of the Cape Town High Court sitting as the Maritime Court.
  • The matter pertained to a common law duty of care and addressing whether such duty superseded contractual provisions relating to exclusion of liability.
  • We were required to join international entitles to these proceedings.
  • Our firm sub-contracted 30% of this contract to a smaller female owned firm in the Western Cape, with the aim of transferring skills.
SABC
We have acted on behalf of the SABC in a complex matter worth R20 000 000.00 (twenty million rand). The claim arose from a labour dispute. The key claims related to defamation and constitutional damages. Mrs Sagathevan demonstrated her impeccable dispute resolution and judgment writing skills. The outcome was most favorable to our client.
  • We have acted on behalf of the SABC in a complex matter worth R20 000 000.00 (twenty million rand).
  • The claim arose from a labour dispute.
  • The key claims related to defamation and constitutional damages.
  • Mrs Sagathevan demonstrated her impeccable dispute resolution and judgment writing skills.
  • The outcome was most favorable to our client.
City Of Ekhuruleni
The firm has conducted evictions proceedings on behalf of Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality. The firm has an in depth knowledge of lease agreements and the Prevention of Illegal Eviction From and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act, 19 of 1998. We have amassed experience in the drafting of notices, applications and pleadings in respect to the PIE Act. We have furthermore amassed experiences  with a variety of lease agreements.
  • The firm has conducted evictions proceedings on behalf of Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality.
  • The firm has an in depth knowledge of lease agreements and the Prevention of Illegal Eviction From and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act, 19 of 1998.
  • We have amassed experience in the drafting of notices, applications and pleadings in respect to the PIE Act.
  • We have furthermore amassed experiences  with a variety of lease agreements.
HPCSA
We are currently on the panel of attorneys for the HPCSA. We recently successfully opposed an application instituted by a medical practitioner seeking registration with the Health Professions Council of South Africa, despite his non-compliance with the Health Professions Act, 56 of 1974 and the relevant regulations. The matter was administrative and complex in nature as it concerned the registration of a Foreign practitioner who obtained his general medical qualifications abroad and his specialist qualifications within the Republic. The outcome of the matter was favourable to both parties.
  • We are currently on the panel of attorneys for the HPCSA.
  • We recently successfully opposed an application instituted by a medical practitioner seeking registration with the Health Professions Council of South Africa, despite his non-compliance with the Health Professions Act, 56 of 1974 and the relevant regulations.
  • The matter was administrative and complex in nature as it concerned the registration of a Foreign practitioner who obtained his general medical qualifications abroad and his specialist qualifications within the Republic.
  • The outcome of the matter was favourable to both parties.