Jarvis Jacobs Raubenheimer Inc.
Passionate about LawPassionate about People
We prioritise our clients' interests by adhering to a philosophy focused on delivering tangible value, fostering growth, and enhancing innovation in their businesses, with the goal of leaving a lasting, positive legacy.
The Right Experience at the Right Time
JJR was founded in 2006 by Mr. JJ Jacobs and Mr. HP Raubenheimer. Mr WJ Ackhurst joined the firm as a board member and head conveyancer and the firm quickly grew into one of the leading law firms in Gauteng. The firm’s core and fundamental values – trust, integrity, respect and loyalty not only brings client care and service to a pinnacle but also ensures the firm’s competitive advantage in the legal industry.
Our attorneys continuously evolve and refine their expertise by practicing within specialist areas of the law. The advantage of dealing with us through specialist departments is that skills are directed to an attorney’s forte. Our clients enjoy pure, pragmatic and expert advice in line with the latest developments of the law.
We are committed to diversity and transformation, empowering people through tried and tested principles of training, social responsibility initiatives, employment equity, and procurement. JJR Inc. is therefore also a Level 1 BEE Contributor.
20+
Years Experience
57+
Team Members
136+
Satisfied Clients
7
Associations
Trust, Integrity, Respect and Loyalty
Ensures client satisfaction and provides a service to a pinnacle but also ensures the firm’s competitive advantage in the legal industry.
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May 20, 2025
Developments in Law – Not so without Prejudice
Without prejudice, is a legal jargon used to refer to offers, correspondence or otherwise submissions made between parties which are intended to be inadmissible as evidence in Court. The principle…
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May 2, 2025
Sports Injuries and Negligence: Legal Considerations in Player-to-Player Incidents
Sports, by their nature, involve physical activity and carry an inherent risk of injury. However, when harm results from actions that exceed the accepted boundaries of the game, issues of liability…
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April 24, 2025
Implementation of a dedicated insolvency motion and trial court
Litigants instituting legal proceedings consider it imperative that the proceedings be concluded not just effectively, but expeditiously. The adjudication of a case on a reasonable timeline is…
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April 24, 2025
Court-annexed mediation protocol for the Gauteng division
Large caseloads and court roll backlogs have been overburdening the judicial process for some time now, especially in the Gauteng Division of the High Court. To alleviate this, under the Honourable…
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April 24, 2025
Can a parent be held liable for Maintenance
Criminal Law: Defence of Unreasonable Belief in Consent Declared Unconstitutional Introduction The recent High Court ruling in Embrace Project NPC and Others v Minister of Justice and Correctional…
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March 28, 2025
Selling or Inheriting Immovable Property from a Deceased Estate – What You Should Know
There are a lot of misconceptions regarding deceased estates; how long it should take, who inherits, who owns the property, applicable costs and fees and especially when it comes to immovable…
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March 17, 2025
Tyes of Property – Auction
A property auction is where immovable (or movable) property is placed up for a public sale which is facilitated by an auctioneer where the property is then sold to the person who made the biggest bid…
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February 23, 2025
The “Without Prejudice” rule and it’s Common Misconception
The words “without prejudice” is some of the most misunderstood and misused words in the legal profession. There is no particular “magic” attached thereto by using the phrase “without prejudice” in…
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February 23, 2025
Understanding the Legal Implications of Failure To Diagnose
In healthcare, a prompt and accurate diagnosis is not just a clinical expectation, but also a legal requirement. When healthcare practitioners fail to diagnose a condition promptly, accurately or at…
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February 13, 2025
The Closure of ArcelorMittal South Africa’s Newcastle Operations: Legal, Economic, and Social Implications
Introduction ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA) announced on 16 January 2025 that it had closed its Newcastle blast furnace, bringing to a halt the production of long steel. The action is bound to…
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