L ZONDO ATTORNEYS

L Zondo Attorneys  is an innovative Law Firm that redefines the role that Lawyers ought to play by providing quick, pragmatic and robust legal solutions and representation which is bespoke to Multinational Corporations, Blue-chip Companies, Large, Medium, Small, and Micro-Enterprises and to a wide range of Entrepreneurs and Individuals.

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OUR SERVICES

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Civil Litigation in the Magistrate and High courtsAlternative Dispute Resolution.          Insurance law            
Correspondence work for District, Regional and High courtsdrawing of legal opinionsDebt collection
Commercial law and commercial litigationProperty law (conveyancing)Criminal law
Drafting and vetting of commercial contractsPension fund claimsFamily law
Chairing of disciplinary mattersLabour lawLegal Research.
Motor vehicle accident claimsArbitration
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MEET THE TEAM

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LINDANI ZONDO

He holds an LLB degree from University of Limpopo (Turfloop Campus). He was admitted as an Attorney in 2014.

He served his articles at Morake incorporated in Rustenburg, he then ceded his articles to the Legal Aid Board of South Africa still in Rustenburg.

After his admission Mr Zondo practiced as a professional assistance at Mmela Mtsweni Attorneys in Middelburg and during his career path he gathered an extensive experience from that firm as it is considered to be one of the leading 5 Law Firms in Middelburg mainly dealing with various fields of law such as criminal and civil law as well as municipal law.

Mr Zondo specializes in Third Party Claims, Pension Fund Claims, Litigation arising from Medical Aid Schemes, labour law, criminal and civil law and family law. He litigates in both High court and Magistrate court.

Registered address:

No 22Bhimy Damane street 
Office 106 Steve Dickinson
Middelburg
1050

Tel no: 013 170 6037  Fax no: (086) 453 9785
Cell no: 076 601 2472 
Email: admin@lzondoattorneys.co.za   /  zondoattorneys@gmail.com

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Upon being accused of committing a crime, when the Police request to question you, or when members of the SAPS conduct themselves in an irregular or unlawful manner. You certainly have the right to defend yourself without an attorney, but this is not advisable.

It may surprise you that approximately 64% of law firms in South Africa do not practise criminal law. According to a National Survey of the Attorney’s Profession commissioned by The Law Society of South Africa, only 35,6 % of Attorney Firms in South Africa practise criminal law. Wikipedia, states that criminal defence work can be intimidating to some lawyers and that criminal defence lawyers tend to be a special breed of lawyers.

Approach the Police Station and make polite enquiries.

The National Road Traffic Act stipulates that no person shall refuse that a specimen of blood or a specimen of breath be taken of him or her. Your refusal will be regarded as an offence. Police officers are empowered to apply necessary force to compel an unwilling person to comply with such a lawful request. An arrested person must be taken to a registered medical practitioner for blood to be drawn within 2 hours of being arrested.

The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa and The Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 grant an accused or arrested person the following rights.
The Right to a Fair, Public and Speedy trial.
The Right to be presumed innocent unless proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt by the court.
The Right against Self- Incrimination which means you are entitled to remain silent and not to provide evidence that can be used against you.
The Right to Confront a Witness; by questioning and cross-examining every witness that testifies against you during the course of a trial.
The Right to Adduce Evidence entitles you to present your evidence to the court or to call witnesses and provide evidence that could favourably determine the outcome of the case.

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CONTACT US

TEL: 013 170 6037     EMAIL: admin@lzondoattorneys.co.za
CELL: 076 601 2472

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