In the spirit of community service, Attorney/Coach Emmie de Kock is presenting this online event for FREE to interested candidate attorneys or legal practitioners. The purpose of this session is to share the steps on how to start a law clinic (as a main practice or parallel to an existing commercial practice) and explore possible risks and benefits.
Women were first afforded to be admitted as attorneys and advocates in South Africa after promulgation of The Woman Legal Practitioners Act 7 of 1923. The first white woman was admitted as an attorney in 1923, while the first coloured woman was admitted as an advocate in 1962. The first black woman attorney was admitted
There are different types of practising advocates (“Counsel”) who can assist client matters in South Africa. The Legal Practice Act 28 of 2014 (effective from 1 November 2018) governs all types of legal practitioners and divides advocates into 2 categories, namely “Trust Account Advocates” and “Advocates” without Trust Accounts. Practising “Trust Account Advocates” are allowed
