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Justice and Public Interest on the Mic - Episode 2 - Trusts & Estates

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Justice and Public Interest on the Mic - Episode 2 - Trusts & Estates

Since 2013, CDH's Pro Bono & Human Rights practice (Pro Bono practice) has been at the heart of our firm's commitment to making a real difference. Over the past decade, our Pro Bono practice has passionately championed the cause of public interest, providing pro bono legal support to clients in need. The decision to establish a dedicated practice was motivated by our belief in giving back to the communities in which we operate and in the power of the legal profession to spark positive change.

7 Nov 2024 11:02 Minutes Podcast
Justice and Public Interest on the Mic - Episode 2 - Trusts & Estates

Justice and Public Interest on the Mic - Episode 2 - Trusts & Estates

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Justice and Public Interest on the Mic - Episode 2 - Trusts & Estates

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But our contribution to access to justice doesn’t end with our Pro Bono practice. Across our entire firm, fee-earners have eagerly and generously volunteered their expertise to provide pro bono assistance. This collective effort demonstrates our firm's commitment to social justice and our belief that access to quality legal representation should never be a privilege, but a right.

In the second episode of Justice and Public Interest on the Mic podcast series, Mbonisi Ndlovu, Associate in the Trusts & Estates practice joins Thobeka Dhlamini, Candidate Attorney in the Pro Bono & Humans Rights practice. Together, they delve into the intricate world of trusts and estates, shedding light on their significant role in pro bono matters.

Tune in as they unravel the complexities of trusts and estates law, exploring the nuances of creating and managing trusts. And discover how our Trusts & Estates team at CDH is committed to giving back to the community through volunteer work at the Master of the High Court's Helpdesk.  

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