SEMINARS AND FUNCTIONS
Seminars organised by the TAA continue to deal with practical topics affecting our members; Social functions held throughout the year give colleagues essential opportunities to interact with each other outside the working environment.
COMPLAINTS
The TAA assists members with complaints against institutions including the Magistrate’s Courts, High Court, Labour Court, Master’s Office, Deeds Office, South African Revenue Service and CIPC; Complaints are usually directed to a specific committee member who then tables them at the TAA’s monthly meeting. The committee deliberates and decides on the best strategy to address […]
ENGAGE WITH STAKEHOLDERS
The TAA regularly engage with various stakeholders on behalf of its members. Stakeholders include the State Attorney, Courts, Master’s Office, Deeds Office, the SARS and the CIPC; With the dissolution of the Law Society, the TAA has in part taken up the non-regulatory functions of the Law Society including pro bono activities, practitioner seminars, stakeholder relations […]
REPRESENTATATION
Consider and deal with all matters affecting our members; Make representations to the Legal Practice Council and other stakeholders on matters affecting the attorney profession; Assist with the settlement of disputes between members; The TAA also serves as a conduit between the Legal Practice Council, Judiciary and various stakeholders and members.