Motala Attorneys Pretoria North, established in August 2015 by founding director Mr. Thomas Motale, offers comprehensive legal services across multiple practice areas. Mr. Motale's background includes tenure at the National Prosecuting Authority of South Africa from 2005 to 2010, where he advanced to the position of District Court Prosecutor, gaining extensive experience in case management and litigation. Subsequently, he contributed to the Legal Education and Development Centre, focusing on providing legal assistance to individuals unable to afford representation, handling complex and public interest cases.
The firm's practice areas encompass civil litigation, criminal defense, commercial law, labor law, and the administration of estates and trusts. In civil matters, they manage general litigation, develop defensive strategies for defendants, and negotiate out-of-court settlements. Their criminal litigation services include coordinating court appearances and ensuring comprehensive representation. In commercial law, they assess and finalize matters for presentation to relevant authorities. Labor law services involve dispute resolution and interactions with the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation, and Arbitration (CCMA). The firm also emphasizes the prompt and accurate administration of estates and trusts, recognizing the importance of timely distribution to beneficiaries.
Motala Attorneys is committed to respecting client input throughout the service delivery process, conducting business with honesty and integrity, and supporting the development of their team. Client testimonials reflect this dedication; for instance, John Muphami expressed gratitude for assistance with a Road Accident Fund claim, stating, "I would highly recommend this law firm; they helped me with my RAF and managed to get me a well-deserved payout." Similarly, a client named Philp appreciated Mr. Motale's accessibility during a court case, noting, "A special thanks to Mr. Thomas Motale, the lead attorney, who was always available to take my calls during my court case."
