AUTHOR: GRAEME PALMER International travel has become a little more digital. From 1 July 2026, all travellers entering or leaving South Africa through air, land,...
Read MoreIn 2016, Garlicke & Bousfield Inc established a dedicated Pro Bono services department, which had been an objective of the firm for many years. The aim of the department was not only to meet the legal requirements in terms of providing pro bono services, but also to engage with clients on various legal matters, some of which having persisted for several years, due to legal processes.
Our team of attorneys in the Pro Bono department offer specialised skills in labour law and deceased estates and are committed to treating every matter as though it was for a paying client and seeing matters through from beginning to end. We work together with non-profit organisations, such as ProBono.Org, the Foundation for Human Rights and SASLAW, being independent institutions providing free legal services to those from impoverished backgrounds, on a weekly basis. The Pro Bono department strives to bring hope to the hopeless, providing quality legal advice.
Our services include:
All clients are subjected to a means test and legal representation is only provided to clients who meet the test.
We only assist in matters that are adjudicated within the greater Durban region in KwaZulu-Natal. Good prospects of success are imperative in making our decision whether we litigate on a client’s behalf. Clients outside of our jurisdiction are provided with legal advice and/or referred to other organisations within their jurisdiction.
Over the years the Pro Bono Department has received various awards in recognition of our outstanding commitment to the pro bono services that we provide.
Garlicke and Bousfield Inc is dedicated to helping communities and providing them with legal services and education, one person at a time.
AUTHOR: GRAEME PALMER International travel has become a little more digital. From 1 July 2026, all travellers entering or leaving South Africa through air, land,...
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