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At Louw Bruwer Attorneys Incorporated, we are committed to delivering exceptional legal services grounded in integrity, expertise and results. Our firm brings together a team of experienced professionals who are dedicated to providing strategic, practical and client-focused legal solutions.

We understand that every client and every matter is unique. That is why we take the time to understand your specific needs and objectives, allowing us to tailor our approach and deliver outcomes that are both effective and commercially sound.

Field of Expertise

Commercial and Corporate Law

–   Commercial & Corporate Law Experts in South Africa
–   Commercial Law and Corporate Advisory Services
–   Corporate and Commercial Legal Services for Businesses

Litigation and Dispute Resolution

–   Litigation and Dispute Resolution Services
–   Expert Legal Representation in Commercial Disputes
–   Resolving Complex Legal Disputes with Confidence

Insolvency Law

–   Insolvency Law and Business Rescue Specialists
–   Expert Legal Support for Liquidations and Sequestrations
–   Business Rescue and Insolvency Legal Services

Fiduciary Services

–   Fiduciary Services and Estate Administration
–   Trust, Estate and Fiduciary Legal Services
–   Expert Fiduciary and Tax Compliance Solutions

Construction Law

–   Construction Law Legal Services
–   Specialist Construction Law Attorneys
–   Legal Expertise in Construction and Infrastructure Projects

Why Choose Louw Bruwer

Attorneys Incorporated

We take great pride in being the top choice for individual and businesses seeking exceptional legal representation

–  Experience and Expertise –  Client-Centered Approach
–  Personalised Attention –  Results-Driven Advocacy

Meet Our Legal Experts

Our success is driven by the dedication and talent of our exceptional legal team.
Each member brings a unique set of skills and experiences.

Bertus Louw

Director

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MJ Bruwer

Director

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Our clients’ satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do. We are proud to have had the opportunity to represent and assist numerous individuals.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    We understand that seeking legal representation can raise various questions. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions to help you.

    Construction Law

    What can I do if a contractor or employer refuses to pay?

    Non-payment disputes are one of the most common issues in the construction industry. Depending on the contract and circumstances, legal remedies may include issuing payment demands, adjudication, arbitration, court proceedings, or enforcing contractual rights such as suspension of works.

    What can I do if a contractor or employer refuses to pay?
    Non-payment disputes are one of the most common issues in the construction industry. Depending on the contract and circumstances, legal remedies may include issuing payment demands, adjudication, arbitration, court proceedings, or enforcing contractual rights such as suspension of works.
    Can I cancel a construction contract if the other party breaches the agreement?
    Yes. In many cases, a material breach of contract may entitle the innocent party to cancel the agreement and claim damages. However, the cancellation process must be handled correctly to avoid further disputes.
    What is the difference between adjudication, arbitration, and court proceedings?
    Adjudication is usually a fast interim dispute resolution process commonly used in construction contracts. Arbitration is a private legal process where an arbitrator decides the dispute. Court proceedings take place in public courts and may take longer but can provide broader legal remedies.
    Can I claim damages for delays on a construction project?
    Potentially yes. Contractors, subcontractors, employers, and developers may all have claims arising from delays, depending on the terms of the contract and the cause of the delay.

    Insolvency Law

    What is the difference between liquidation and sequestration?

    Liquidation generally applies to companies and close corporations, while sequestration applies to individuals or trusts. Both processes involve dealing with insolvent estates under legal supervision.

    What is the difference between liquidation and sequestration?

    Liquidation generally applies to companies and close corporations, while sequestration applies to individuals or trusts. Both processes involve dealing with insolvent estates under legal supervision.

    Can I recover money owed to me by an insolvent company?
    In many cases creditors may lodge claims against the insolvent estate. Certain transactions prior to insolvency may also be challenged or set aside depending on the circumstances.
    What happens if a company continues trading while insolvent?
    Trading in insolvent circumstances can expose directors or members to potential personal liability under certain circumstances. Early legal advice is critical where financial distress arises.

    Civil Litigation

    How long does civil litigation usually take?

    The duration depends on the complexity of the matter, the court involved, and whether the dispute settles or proceeds to trial. Some matters may resolve within months while others can take significantly longer.

    How long does civil litigation usually take?
    The duration depends on the complexity of the matter, the court involved, and whether the dispute settles or proceeds to trial. Some matters may resolve within months while others can take significantly longer.
    Can legal disputes be settled without going to court?
    Yes. Many disputes are resolved through negotiation, mediation, settlement discussions, or arbitration without proceeding to trial. Early legal intervention often improves the prospects of settlement.
    What should I bring to my first consultation with an attorney?
    Clients should bring all relevant agreements, correspondence, invoices, notices, photographs, and any documents relating to the dispute. A clear timeline of events is also extremely helpful.
    For professional legal assistance in construction law, insolvency law, and civil litigation, contact Louw Bruwer Attorneys Inc for practical, effective, and results-driven legal solutions.