85 years of development

VDT has a diverse team of committed individuals who draw from our rich history. We have become a prominent Gauteng firm with a successful track record because of our dedicated team who understand what it takes to deliver the best results.

We focus on constantly growing and developing our team so that they are properly equipped to serve clients and make a meaningful impact in their lives and in the development of our firm.

With decades of combined experience, the VDT team contributes a high level of expertise and an advanced work ethic to our firm. Since being established in 1932, we have attracted exceptionally talented team members who have also developed strong professional relationships with significant clients, but have kept a drive for honesty and excellence.

The effectiveness of our team is a result of continually working to provide our attorneys with the support and tools needed to deliver exceptional service to existing clients, as well as new business. We are committed to developing our team and our firm so that VDT can continue to deliver the best results for our clients. Furthermore, we foster a cooperative environment with departments and individuals supporting each other so that they can provide the most appropriate solutions to our clients’ problems and needs.

Each team member at VDT knows that the most important attributes of our firm are integrity, trust and independence, with a focus on sound financial and ethical policies. 

July 14, 2017
South Africa: The approach to regulating AI compared with the EU

South Africa: The approach to regulating AI compared with the EU

South Africa is actively working towards effective AI regulation, recognizing the need for
specialized legislation due to AI’s unique challenges and potential for consumer
protection and economic growth. The country’s efforts include the Presidential
Commission Report on the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the establishment of the Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research, and the drafting of an AI Blueprint during its AU
chairmanship, advocating for a unified African AI approach.

Landowners, be fire-wise!

Landowners, be fire-wise!

The beginning of spring can be a time of rejuvenation as colours return and the days become longer and warmer. However, in South Africa, September and October are well-known for their unfavourable winds and dry conditions, and with our climate becoming ever hotter and drier, weather conditions become highly susceptible to veldfires. Landowners should take heed and prepare for veldfires and potential claims for damages associated with veldfires.

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