Since the Fishrot matter came to the public attention a few weeks ago, the Law Society of Namibia (LSN) has been in regular consultation with other regulatory bodies and institutions to determine the extent of the allegations and the involvement of the members of the LSN. The LSN has now formally commenced investigations into: (i) …
STATEMENT BY THE LSN ON THE “FISHROT SCANDAL” – 13 December 2019 Read More »
The Law Society of Namibia (LSN) is a self-regulating body created in terms of the Legal Practitioners Act (1995), which serves the profession and the public by promoting justice, protecting the independence of the judiciary and upholding the Rule of Law. The LSN also plays a pivotal role in protecting monies entrusted to legal practitioners …
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The LSN Legal Profession Pamphlet serves as a guide for amongst other, the following…
The LSN Legal Profession Pamphlet serves as a guide for amongst other, the following…
Following the receipt and consideration of applications for the conferment of Silk, the Bar Council, at its meeting of 20 August 2009 (and as specially constituted as per the amended Rules of the Society) decided to confer Silk on Reinhard Tötemeyer and Raymond Heathcote.