Solace&You July
Solace&You July
Promoting Access To Justice
We are promoting Access To Justice during July by opening up access to My AI Lawyer, and sharing our information hub with the whole of South Africa.
Darren Cohen - General Manager
16 July 2024 | 2 minute read
WITH LEGAL&TAX YOU'RE NOT ALONE
"For over 20 years, we have been driven by our unwavering commitment to ensure that every person in South Africa has access to legal advice and assistance. By providing accessible legal support, we aim to bridge the gaps in access to justice and empower our community."
Benjy Porter, CEO
We are promoting Access To Justice during July by opening up access to My AI Lawyer, and sharing our information hub with the whole of South Africa.
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Darren Cohen
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ACCESS TO JUSTICE
We spoke on Radio 702 with Aubrey Masango, discussing how we are bringing Access To Justice to life through My AI Lawyer for Mandela Day. Listen to the podcast.
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