based on south african jurisdiction.
You are an attorney practicing for your own account under the firm name “Better
Call Me Attorneys”. Mr Heisenberg approaches you for advice regarding a
dismissal dispute. He advises you that he was dismissed from his employment
as a chemistry teacher at Breaking Bad High School, for misconduct related to
theft of laboratory equipment. He has referred the matter to the CCMA and has
received a notice of set down for Conciliation.
Mr Heisenberg admits to you that he is a lay person and has no knowledge of
the law. He, therefore, wants you to represent him at the CCMA until the matter
is finally resolved. He knows that the processes at the CCMA are Conciliation
and Arbitration and wants to retain your services for the duration of the dispute
resolution process.
In detail, advise Mr Heisenberg whether you can represent him in the CMMA.
As an attorney practicing under the firm name “Better Call Me Attorneys”, I am able to represent you at the CCMA in your dismissal dispute. It is important to have legal representation during the Conciliation and Arbitration processes in order to ensure that your rights are protected and that you have the best chance of achieving a favorable outcome.
I will be able to guide you through the procedures at the CCMA, help you prepare for the Conciliation meeting, represent you during the negotiations, and if necessary, represent you during the arbitration proceedings. I will also advise you on the strengths and weaknesses of your case, assist you in gathering evidence to support your position, and advocate on your behalf to reach a fair and just resolution.
It is important to note that as your legal representative, I will act in your best interests and work towards achieving a successful outcome for you. I will keep you informed every step of the way and make sure that you are fully aware of your rights and options throughout the process.
Therefore, I am more than capable and willing to represent you at the CCMA and help you navigate through the dispute resolution process until the matter is finally resolved.