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Award-winning law firm Greyvensteins Incorporated offers expert legal guidance and litigation services to a wide range of clients, from blue chip corporates to the individual. 

Founded in Port Elizabeth in 1960, Greyvensteins Incorporated is one of the Eastern Cape’s leading law firms, its reputation built on expertise, confidentiality, approachability and fair pricing. 

Widely respected for its attorneys’ dynamic approach to legal challenges,  the firm consistently produces favourable results for its clients.  Recognised as one of the Deeds Office’s top performers for the last four years, Greyvensteins has won numerous awards since its inception.  Most recently, the firm received the PMR Golden Arrow Award in 2010 and the PMR Diamond Award in 2009. 

It is also an associate of the exclusive Phatshoane Henney Group, South Africa’s largest association of independent law firms.  This specialist assemblage, selected on the basis of members’ unique skills, expertise and integrity, makes it possible for clients, regardless of where they are based, to access to the country’s top legal specialists in the interests of securing the best possible outcomes for their cases. 

Greyvensteins is proud to be a legitimate empowerment company, with a 51% black shareholding.

Greyvensteins is a full service legal firm, offering expertise in the following fields:

Arbitration, Commercial, Debt Collection, Divorce and Family Law, Estates and Trusts, Insolvency, Liquidation and Rehabilitation, Insurance Law, Litigation, Malpractice and Negligence, Matrimonial Property and Antenuptial Contracts, Real Estate and Conveyancing, Tax Law and Wills.

 

Testimony to the calibre of any company is its client base. Greyvensteins is proud to be the preferred legal service provider to:

ABSA, ABSA Trust, Acutts, Aida, ALC Property, Algoa Real Estate, Betterbond, Bondchoice, Campbell Estates, Chris van der Watt Estates, Club Property, Copperlake Investments, Eastcape Properties, Edaru, First Trust, FNB, Frannie Real Estate, Friendly City Property Consultants, Goss and Greeff Properties, Greystone Country Estate, Harcourts, Ian Olivier Properties, Impact Plus, Imperial Bank, Jaco Rademeyer Estates, Kiora, Key Housing, L’Mod, Louw Lochner Properties, McLaggan’s, Merle Mackereth Properties, Nedbank, Old Mutual Trust, Ooba, Pam Golding Properties, RealNet, Realty 1 International Property GroupRe/Max Algoa, Re/Max Bay, Re/Max Independent, SA Homeloans, Sanlam Trust, Seeff Residential Properties, Solomons Crafford, Sothebys, Standard Bank and Standard Trust Limited.

 

Should you need professional legal advice, we invite you to contact us on (041) 501 5500 or email us on liesel@greyvensteins.co.za / cor@greyvensteins.co.za

 

 

 

 
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