Meet the Team
With a team proficient in German, English, Afrikaans, Werth & Partner Inc. is well-positioned to support multinational clients where clear communication and cultural understanding are key.
Volker Werth
Director
Dylan Rosenberg
Senior Associate
Ross Momberg
Associate
Sharna Jenkins
Candidate Attorney
Isabel Werth
Candidate Attorney
Luise Rice
Financial Consultant
Muhammad Soni
Tax Consultant
Nina Chase
Marketing and Business Development Manager
Antoinette Campher
Legal Secretary
Nicky Swanepoel
Corporate Compliance Specialist
Michael McKinon
Tax and Corporate Structures Consultant
Legal Updates
When Business Transactions Require Legal Certainty
In today's commercial environment, businesses regularly enter into transactions that require more than a simple agreement. Certain rights, securities and legal instruments must be executed before a notary to ensure their validity, enforceability and evidential value. "Notarial services play a critical role in facilitating commercial transactions, protecting business interests and providing legal certainty where it matters most.” - [...]
HIGH COURT DECLARES THREE-YEAR RIGHT OF APPEARANCE WAIT PERIOD FOR ATTORNEYS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
A recent Gauteng High Court judgment has declared unconstitutional the three-year waiting period imposed on newly admitted attorneys before they may appear in the High Court, Supreme Court of Appeal, and Constitutional Court. The court found that section 25(3)(a) of the Legal Practice Act unfairly differentiates between attorneys and advocates admitted at the same time, effectively barring attorneys from [...]
Legal Updates
When Business Transactions Require Legal Certainty
In today's commercial environment, businesses regularly enter into transactions that require more than a simple agreement. Certain rights, securities and legal instruments must be executed before a notary to ensure their validity, enforceability and evidential value. "Notarial services play a critical role in facilitating commercial transactions, protecting business interests and providing legal certainty where it matters most.” - [...]
HIGH COURT DECLARES THREE-YEAR RIGHT OF APPEARANCE WAIT PERIOD FOR ATTORNEYS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
A recent Gauteng High Court judgment has declared unconstitutional the three-year waiting period imposed on newly admitted attorneys before they may appear in the High Court, Supreme Court of Appeal, and Constitutional Court. The court found that section 25(3)(a) of the Legal Practice Act unfairly differentiates between attorneys and advocates admitted at the same time, effectively barring attorneys from [...]
