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Sivi Pather

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Edward Abraham

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Sisanda Linda

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Gugu Nkosi

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Vikash Sampathmany

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Kieran Pather

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Jason Clemens

Litigation

Evashan Pillay

Litigation & Personal Injury

Anashya Jugmohan

Litigation & Family Law

Myles Kisten

Litigation

Caitlin Ramlagan

Litigation

Wim Visser

Wills, Estates, Trusts & Planning

Ronelle Naicker

Wills, Estates, Trusts & Planning

Sibusisiwe Dube

Wills, Estates, Trusts & Planning

Clever Masisimani

Conveyancing

Leena Inderjeeth

Conveyancing

Irene Govender

Conveyancing

Lindiwe Mthethwa

Conveyancing

Myandhree Govender

Conveyancing

Gavin Price

Commercial

Tasmia Alli

Commercial

Zanele Hlatshwayo

Personal Injury

Nikaila Naidu

Litigation

Nqobile Moloja

Litigation

Oliver Murray

Litigation

Ada Asad

Litigation

Sino Khuzwayo

Litigation

Siboniso Langa

Litigation

Ismail Omar

Litigation

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SARS, FIC & The Master: 2026 Enforcement Trifecta for Trusts

South African trusts face the most demanding compliance environment in South Africa’s history, with the South African Revenue Service, the Financial Intelligence Centre and the

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Pather & Pather Attorneys Appointed to Discovery Health RAF Medical Claims Recovery Panel

Pather & Pather Attorneys Inc. is proud to announce our formal appointment to the Discovery Health Road Accident Fund (RAF) Claims Recovery Panel, with effect

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The Challenges of Practicing Law in an Age of Online Narratives by Japheth Chetty

In recent years, the legal profession has increasingly found itself exposed to a new and troubling phenomenon: the ease with which parties to litigation can