The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is a South African public entity that provides financial compensation to victims of road accidents caused by negligent driving. It covers medical expenses, loss of income, funeral costs, and general damages for serious injuries.

Unlawful Arrest & Detention refers to situations where a person is arrested or detained without legal justification, violating their fundamental rights.

Debt collection is the process of pursuing payments from individuals or businesses that owe money. This can involve a creditor (the original lender) or a third-party collection agency trying to recover overdue debts.

Divorce refers to the legal dissolution or termination of a marriage by a court. It is the process through which a married couple legally separates, and the marriage is officially ended. Divorce typically involves dividing assets, settling debts, and addressing other legal matters related to the end of the marriage, including child custody and support.

Maintenance, in the context of divorce, refers to the financial support one spouse may be required to pay to the other after the marriage has ended

Unfair dismissal refers to the situation where an employee is terminated from their job in a way that is deemed unjust or not legally justified. In many countries, labor laws protect employees from unfair dismissal by ensuring that there are valid reasons for termination and that the employer follows proper procedures.

Medical negligence, also known as medical malpractice, occurs when a healthcare professional fails to provide the standard of care that is expected in their field, resulting in harm to a patient. It involves actions or omissions by a doctor, nurse, or other healthcare provider that fall below the accepted medical standards, leading to injury, illness, or even death.

The administration of an estate refers to the legal process of managing and distributing the assets of a person who has passed away, according to their will (if they had one) or, if they didn’t, under the laws of intestacy

"Criminal matters" refer to legal issues or cases that involve criminal law, typically involving actions or behavior that are considered offenses against the state, society, or public order. These matters can range from minor infractions (like traffic violations) to serious crimes (such as murder or theft). The legal system addresses criminal matters by prosecuting individuals accused of committing crimes, and if they are found guilty, they may face penalties such as fines, imprisonment, or other forms of punishment.

Drafting of contracts refers to the process of creating a legally binding agreement between two or more parties. It involves writing the terms and conditions that will govern the relationship or transaction between them. This can include a wide variety of contracts such as employment contracts, sales agreements, leases, or non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).

Civil litigation is the process of resolving legal disputes between two or more parties in a civil court. This typically involves a disagreement over legal rights or obligations, rather than criminal charges. In civil litigation, the parties may include individuals, businesses, or government entities.

Debt review is a legal process in South Africa designed to assist consumers who are struggling with debt. The process involves a debt counselor assessing a person’s financial situation and helping them restructure their debt. The goal is to make monthly payments more manageable while avoiding the risk of legal action from creditors.

Drafting Bills of Legal Costs refers to the process of preparing a detailed document that outlines the legal costs incurred by a party in a legal proceeding. This is typically done by a solicitor or legal professional and is used to claim reimbursement for legal fees, expenses, and disbursements from the other party or as part of a court order.

"Taxing with the Taxing Master" refers to the process of reviewing and assessing legal costs in certain jurisdictions, particularly in common law systems. The term is most commonly associated with the legal profession and the process of "taxation" of costs.

Drafting of wills refers to the legal process of creating a will, which is a document that specifies how a person's assets and property will be distributed after their death. It also includes instructions on other important matters, such as the care of minor children, the appointment of executors, and the designation of guardians.

Eviction is the legal process through which a landlord removes a tenant from a rental property. This typically happens when the tenant violates the terms of their lease or rental agreement. Common reasons for eviction include non-payment of rent, damaging the property, violating house rules, or staying beyond the agreed rental period without renewing the lease.