FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the functions of the LSN?
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..
How does one become a legal practitioner?
The legal profession is an honourable profession, a vocation based on expertise in law and its application thereof to promote, uphold and…
How do I lay a complaint against a legal practitioner?
Any application by the Council of the Law Society or a person affected by the conduct of a legal practitioner shall be made to and be heard by…
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How do I contact the Law Society?
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Does the LSN provide bursaries to law students?
As part of its policy to promote the education of candidates to gain entry to the profession, the Law Society, with the assistance of the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund and the Namibian Legal Practitioners’ Trust, finances bursaries for law studies at a suitable institution for a law degree recognised in Namibia. Only selected candidates will be contacted.
The minimum requirements are as follows:
• Application form (obtained from the Law Society of Namibia, First Floor, Namlex Chambers, 333 Independence Avenue)
• Certified copy of grade 12 mid year examination results
• Provisional university admission
• Certified copy of ID document
• Applicants must be Namibian citizens
