Candidate Attorney - Sectional Title Litigation

Dante Personnel Recruitment (Pty) Ltd; Pretoria; On-site; ZAR 112,000 - 145,000; Full time

Job summary

Dante Personnel Recruitment (Pty) Ltd is seeking a Ceding Candidate Attorney for a Gauteng-based law firm, focusing on sectional-title litigation and dispute resolution. The role involves drafting pleadings, legal opinions and handling related disputes while gaining exposure to STSMA rules and CSOS matters.

Current articles must be ceded/transferred; strong drafting, research and communication skills are essential for success in High Court and Magistrates' Court litigation.

Qualifications

• Currently serving articles and seeking to cede/transfer articles.
• Meaningful practical experience in sectional-title law and litigation.
• Exposure to sectional-title disputes and dispute resolution.
• Sound knowledge of STSMA Regulations.
• Exposure to CSOS matters is advantageous.
• Strong drafting and research abilities; good litigation understanding.

Responsibilities

• Assist with sectional-title, body corporate and trustee disputes.
• Draft pleadings, notices, correspondence and legal opinions.
• Engage in High Court and Magistrates' Court litigation where applicable.
• Conduct legal research on sectional-title legislation.
• Prepare and manage litigation files and client consultations.
• Provide general legal support throughout the litigation process.

Skills

Legal drafting

Legal research

Communication skills

Attention to detail

Dispute resolution

Time management

Education

Articles of clerkship in law

Tools

STSMA Regulations

CSOS exposure

Job description

Dante Personnel Recruitment (Pty) Ltd is seeking a Ceding Candidate Attorney for a Gauteng-based law firm, focusing on sectional-title litigation and dispute resolution. The role involves drafting pleadings, legal opinions and handling related disputes while gaining exposure to STSMA rules and CSOS matters.

Current articles must be ceded/transferred; strong drafting, research and communication skills are essential for success in High Court and Magistrates' Court litigation.