By the Risk Management Unit of the Attorneys Fidelity Fund Running a business opens one to susceptibility to fraudsters who are continuously looking for new ways to make money. Scams […]
Read moreBy Thomas Harban In previous articles that have been published by the Attorneys Insurance Indemnity Fund NPC (the AIIF) in the Risk Alert Bulletin and elsewhere, we have set out […]
Read moreBy Ann Bertelsmann No matter how large or how small any business is, it is essential to have a risk management plan in place. In this regard, attorneys’ practices are […]
Read moreBy the financial forensic unit of the Attorneys Fidelity Fund Section 41 of the Attorneys Act 53 of 1979 requires a practitioner to be in possession of a Fidelity Fund […]
Read moreBy Jannie Dannhauser Whenever I do an audit on an attorney’s trust account, I am reminded of the uniqueness of the accounting and systems related to attorney trust accounts. As […]
Read moreBy the financial forensic unit of the Attorneys Fidelity Fund Aspirant business people can be overwhelmed by the thought of running their own business and they sometimes disconsider realities of […]
Read moreBy Moroke Phajane Start-up law firms fail as a result of various factors. In 2013, The Mail and Guardian‘s Thought Leader reported that 78 attorneys nationally were struck from the […]
Read moreBy Ann Bertelsmann Who should read this risk/practice management article? Practitioners who delegate or rely on assistants should first read it and then prescribe it as compulsory reading for staff. […]
Read moreBy the financial forensic unit of the Attorneys Fidelity Fund With the evolving use of technology, and the evolving need for use of technology, all players in all industries find […]
Read moreDo you know what your own colleagues and employees are doing? By Ann Bertelsmann There may well be some sense of schadenfreude – that is, if you yield to the […]
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