Aqeelah Petersen obtained her LLB from the University of the Western Cape. She served her period of articles at Millers Incorporated whereafter she was appointed as an associate in the firm’s litigation department.

Since her admission as an attorney, she has been dealing with both Magistrates Court (District and Regional) and High Court litigation and has most recently been successful in the Supreme Court of Appeal.

Aqeelah’s current practice areas are general litigation which includes, but are not limited to, contractual disputes, debt collection, evictions (PIE and ESTA) and family law (Divorce and Maintenance).

In addition to the general litigation, she handles liquor license applications and attends to a wide variety of correspondent work. 

 

 


Featured Articles - Aqeelah Petersen

The effect of a transfer of a business as a going concern on an employer and an employee

05 July 2022,  Aqeelah PetersenFanie Botes

The phrase “out with the old, in with the new” is not completely true when it comes to the transfer... of a business as a going concern.

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The Roaring 20s in the Age of Social Media and the Law: Cybercrime & Personal Information

18 August 2021,  Aqeelah Petersen

In recent years, we have seen a dramatic increase in cybercrimes and violation of personal information

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Domestic employees now entitled for compensation under COIDA

23 March 2021,  Aqeelah Petersen

Following an order by the Constitutional Court in November 2020, regulations have been gazetted to include domestic workers for Compensation... for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA) benefits.

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New Ministerial Directive on Reopening of School

26 February 2021,  Aqeelah Petersen

As Gazetted on the 12th of February, new directives have been issued on measures that has to be taken by... schools reopening under Covid-19 adjusted lockdown level three.

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New Ministerial Directive on Reopening of Schools

26 February 2021,  Aqeelah Petersen

As Gazetted on the 12th of February, new directives have been issued on measures that has to be taken by... schools reopening under Covid-19 adjusted lockdown level three.

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The effect of a transfer of a business as a going concern on an employer and an employee

05 July 2022,  Aqeelah PetersenFanie Botes
The phrase “out with the old, in with the new” is not completely true when it comes to the transfer... of a business as a going concern.
READ MORE
4703
Article

The Roaring 20s in the Age of Social Media and the Law: Cybercrime & Personal Information

18 August 2021,  Aqeelah Petersen
In recent years, we have seen a dramatic increase in cybercrimes and violation of personal information
READ MORE
964
Article

Domestic employees now entitled for compensation under COIDA

23 March 2021,  Aqeelah Petersen
Following an order by the Constitutional Court in November 2020, regulations have been gazetted to include domestic workers for Compensation... for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA) benefits.
READ MORE
1420
Article

New Ministerial Directive on Reopening of School

26 February 2021,  Aqeelah Petersen
As Gazetted on the 12th of February, new directives have been issued on measures that has to be taken by... schools reopening under Covid-19 adjusted lockdown level three.
READ MORE
1129
Article

New Ministerial Directive on Reopening of Schools

26 February 2021,  Aqeelah Petersen
As Gazetted on the 12th of February, new directives have been issued on measures that has to be taken by... schools reopening under Covid-19 adjusted lockdown level three.
READ MORE
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