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Fifteen practice areas · A through O
Our practice areas.
From aggressive recovery and enforcement to commercially intelligent transactions and multigenerational wealth structures — a full-service practice, delivered with senior attention from intake. Every cell below opens the full practice page: services, approach, bench and outcomes.
A
A · 15Debt recovery
Aggressive, strategic recovery from pre-litigation negotiation through judgment enforcement and asset realisation.
B
B · 15Enforcement of judgments
Converting court judgments, arbitral awards and monetary claims into collected funds.
C
C · 15Investment protection
Defending deployed capital — structuring, regulatory compliance and contentious recovery.
D
D · 15Transaction guidance
Contracts, diligence and negotiation that anticipate the downside, not just paper the upside.
E
E · 15Property & premises recovery
Recovery of possession through correct statutory process and disciplined enforcement.
F
F · 15Foreign direct investment
Market-entry structure through ongoing regulatory representation — with repatriation in view from day one.
G
G · 15Infrastructure advisory
PPPs, concessions and major-project structures designed to survive their term.
H
H · 15Intellectual property
Registration, licensing and contentious enforcement that defends brand value.
I
I · 15Labour & employment
Workplace rights, compliance and contentious matters before the National Industrial Court.
J
J · 15Diplomatic legal protection
Privileges, consular matters and incident response for missions and foreign principals.
K
K · 15Notary services
Authentication, attestation, affidavits and apostille routed to the receiving authority.
L
L · 15Family law & child protection
Compassionate yet strategic counsel — designed to close the file, not extend it.
M
M · 15Islamic / Sharia law
Counsel at the interface between applicable codes and the civil framework that enforces them.
N
N · 15Mining & solid minerals
Title, permits, community and compliance — for operators, investors and host stakeholders.
O
O · 15Private wealth & legacy
Trusts, succession and family governance for HNWIs, founders and multigenerational families.
Engagement models
Three ways to work with the firm.
The right structure depends on the type of matter and the time horizon. Most engagements begin as a single matter; many evolve into ongoing retainer relationships.
| Engagement | Best for | Senior attention | Cost basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-matter brief | A specific transaction, dispute or recovery action | At intake & key stages | Scoped fee or hourly |
| Standing retainer | Ongoing commercial counsel for an operating business | Continuous | Monthly retainer |
| Project & recovery basis | Defined enforcement / recovery / project mandates | Throughout | Success-aligned |