Nadine was called to the bar in July 2003, and completed her pupillage at the Pretoria Society of Advocates at the end of 2003.

Prior to joining the Pretoria Society of Advocates, she completed her articles at Rooth & Wessels Attorneys (R&W Attorneys).

She has a keen interest in family law, child law, banking law, administration law, personal injury law, constitutional law and local government law.

Date of Admission: 29 - 01 - 2007 Date of Membership: 15 - 01 - 2007 BIuris (cum laude) - Unisa - 2002 LLB (cum laude) - Unisa -2004 LLM (with specialization in Corporate Law) - Unisa - 2007

I joined the Pretoria Bar in the year 2008. This followed my appointment as a District and Regional Court Prosecutor and also my admission as an attorney whilst employed at MacRobert Incorporated (medical negligence division). I was also, whilst previously travelling in the United Kingdom, employed as a paralegal at Freshfields Bruckhouse Derringer, London (Construction & Litigation Information Bank). I completed my degree BIURIS through the Department of Justice Bursary System (UNISA) while also attending in-house training at Justice College, Pretoria. Following this, whilst appointed as a prosecutor, I also completed my LLB (UNISA). I aim to deliver a general litigation practice, with a focus on personal injury, medical negligence, municipal & administrative law, general commercial & company law, insolvency law, delictual claims and labor law. General litigation in commercial and liquidation law, personal injury & medical negligence claims, RAF claims, arbitration, administration law, municipal law, estates, criminal law.

I commenced my pupilage at the Pretoria Bar on 19 January 2009, on which date I became a member of the Pretoria Bar.  I was admitted as an advocate on 22 January 2009 and completed an AFSA arbitration course during 2009. I successfully completed my pupilage during 2009 and started practicing as an advocate in 2009. Since 2009 to date I have continuously practiced as a full time advocate.

A great portion of my practice pertains to Tax law and litigation, which encompasses tax law, administrative law, company law, insolvency law and in some instances constitutional law and consists of all types of litigation in such fields of law.  My experience in Tax law and litigation includes dealting with Income Tax, VAT, PAYE, Customs and Excise and the execution and recovery procedures.  I have appeared on behalf of both the Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service as well as various taxpayers in numerous matters. 

Apart from my tax practice, I also have experience and expertise in administrative law, contract law, general commercial and corporate law, banking law, property law, building law, environmental law, insolvency law, company law, delictual law, enrichment law, constitutional law and family law.  My experience and expertise also include litigation in all these fields of law.

I appear regularly in the High Courts and Magistrate Courts and have also appeared in the Supreme Court of Appeal, Tax Court and in various tax inquiries.  

I was appointed by the Minister of Finance on 14 December 2018 to act as a chairperson of the board for the hearing of tax appeals for the period December 2018 to December 2023.

I graduated with LLB from the University of Pretoria in 2010. Since then I have completed short courses in Environmental Law and Mining Engineering at the University of Pretoria, and a course in Nuclear energy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the USA. My practice consists mostly of environmental, mining and water law matters.

I was admitted as an Advocate of the High Court of South Africa in April 2013. Before I joined the Bar, I was employed at the Office of the State Attorney in Pretoria from 2009 until 2013. I started my legal career in Carletonville as a State Prosecutor. When we moved to Vanderbijlpark, I continued with my prosecuting career in the Regional Court in Vereeniging. After the birth of my second child, I decided to do my articles and was admitted as an attorney in 2005. I was admitted as a Conveyancer in 2007. I practiced as attorney in private practice until I joined the State Attorney where I mainly dealt with civil litigation matters in both the Magistrates and High Courts, and labour disputes at the Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council and the Labour Court

LLB University of Pretoria - 2012 Legal Aid South Africa - Pretoria Justice Centre

I was an attorney in excess of 10 (ten) years, before joining the bar in 2016. Due to my experience as an attorney and advocate, I have had the privileged of managing not only clients expectations, but also navigating litigation with its many challenges to its successful conclusion. I ascribe to the following : “War (litigation) is the continuation of diplomacy (mediation) by other means” (my insertion).

Prior to being admitted to the bar, Jean was employed as an associate attorney with an international firm based in Sandton where he gained experience in mergers and acquisitions, mining, pharmaceutical and media law within the broader context of a corporate and commercial practice. Jean thereafter worked as a political advisor to Members of Parliament where he gained insight into the world of political communication and developed an interest in Parliamentary procedure. Jean now conducts a general practice with a focus on corporate and commercial disputes.

Adv Stadler was an attorney for approximately 12 years before joining the bar during which time he work extensively on matters relating to the National Credit Act and newly legislated consumer law. In addition, he was involved in various commercial matters ranging from tender law, pertaining to SOE's, to general commercial litigation. Currently he is involved not only in commercial and consumer related litigation but also family law which has become a large part of his practice, which includes various matters involving children specifically. As family law is a very dynamic field he appears in urgent courts regularly.

• LLB
• LLM in General Law
• LLM in Labour Law
• LLM in Consumer Protection
• Postgraduate Certificate in Company Law I & II
• Postgraduate Certificate in Banking and Financial Markets Law

I previously worked for the Financial Services Conduct Authority(FSCA) and was responsible for the oversight and governance framework of retirement funds in terms of the Pension Funds Act and the enforcement of compliance for Financial Services Providers (FSPs) in terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act. I have a working knowledge of the Insurance Act, short and long-term insurance, and Policyholder Protection Rules. I was the secretary of the Financial Services Appeal Board (now the Financial Services Tribunal) and have appeared before the Tribunal. I also acted as a section 26 board member appointed by the FSCA to several retirement funds and occupied roles as a principal officer and chairperson of the board. In 2020 I was appointed by the Minister of Finance as the Deputy Pension Funds Adjudicator for the Office of the Pension Funds Adjudicator. I run a general practice with a strong focus on retirement funds

After completing his LLB at the University of Pretoria, Russell Schorn was a prosecutor for the NPA for 6 years. He has an interest in public law generally as well as trial litigation.