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Different Costs Scales In Determining Legal Costs We recently discussed the legal concept of taxation of bills of cost after a case has been finalised and a legal costs bill has been provided to a client. For more details, you can view that...
Do Civil Cases Always Go To Court? Civil cases do not have to be resolved in court. It may happen in legal proceedings that parties decide to settle a claim before it gets to trial before a judge. Cases can be settled outside of court by way of...
Premature Babies and Developmental Delays It is a myth that all premature babies will have developmental delays. While not all premature babies experience complications, being born too early can cause short-term and long-term health problems....
Common Examples of Medical Negligence Medical negligence is a concern for many people all over South Africa, and in all cases where it occurs, the victim has the right to be compensated for their losses or difficulties. Claims don’t always happen,...
Common Birth Injuries We may not like to think about the possibility of our children being born with defects, but it can be a harsh truth. What is worse, sometimes these defects are the direct result of medical negligence. Below we discuss some...
The difference between an attorney and an advocate. I am sure you have frequently come into contact with the law whether this is for the drawing up of a contract, getting married or divorced, buying a house, or appearing in a civil or a...