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a new breed law firm

Who We Are
PSN, as commonly known, has had its roots in the merging of two well-known practices in the Vaal Triangle since 1987. As a well-established law firm based in Vanderbijlpark, we took the lead in our profession to promote black empowerment before this became a requirement and trend in South Africa. In this regard, we were motivated by our belief in our partners and employees, and the value they bring to PSN.

Why Choose Us

Choose us for our excellent service standards and expert legal advice.

Why Choose Us

As a boutique firm with knowledge, skills and experience within each specialized field, client intimacy is at our core. We pride ourselves in professionalism and expertise. Our professionalism and personalised client interface will always be protected by investing in the competency and development of our people. We seek out, employ and retain the best in the profession. We believe our clients deserve good quality services and our team lives by these values.

Our Innovation

As a member of the Phatshoane Henney Group we deliver services to our clients nationally and internationally.

Our Innovation

With over 35 years of experience, our firm provides cost effective services, balanced with our expertise to suit the needs of our clients. Our service portfolio is the outcome of our response to the changing needs of our clients, and is reflected in the qualifications, skills and experience of our directors, professional staff, and support staff.

Appeal

Appeal and review support and assistance in all appropriate forums, risk and merit assessment, preparation and lodging of appeal documentation and records, case management, legal representation, briefing of counsel and all related support services.

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Black Economic Empowerment

Advice and support in respect of Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) scorecard planning, BEE transaction structuring, equity transactions and ownership models, empowerment funding, BEE compliance in respect of relevant BEE legislation, codes and charters, skills development, centralized procurement and socio-economic and enterprise development initiatives.

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Bond Registration and Cancellation

Advice and support regarding the registration and cancellation of mortgage bonds, drafting and preparation of securities, engaging with financiers, preparation and lodging of documentation with the Deeds Office, engaging with third parties, obtaining all necessary authorities and approvals, management of the registration or cancellation process.

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Appeal

Appeal and review support and assistance in all appropriate forums, risk and merit assessment, preparation and lodging of appeal documentation and records, case management, legal representation, briefing of counsel and all related support services.
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VIEW EXPERTISE

Black Economic Empowerment

Advice and support in respect of Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) scorecard planning, BEE transaction structuring, equity transactions and ownership models, empowerment funding, BEE compliance in respect of relevant BEE legislation, codes and charters, skills development, centralized procurement and socio-economic and enterprise development initiatives.
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Bond Registration and Cancellation

Advice and support regarding the registration and cancellation of mortgage bonds, drafting and preparation of securities, engaging with financiers, preparation and lodging of documentation with the Deeds Office, engaging with third parties, obtaining all necessary authorities and approvals, management of the registration or cancellation process.
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