EW Serfontein & Associates Inc. Expands Legal Expertise with New Mediation Accreditation
EW Serfontein & Associates Inc. is proud to announce that Mr. Dian Serfontein has recently received his official Mediation Accreditation from the Arbration Foundation of Southern Africa (AFSA), one of the country’s leading institutions in alternative dispute resolution.
This new accreditation marks a significant step forward in the firm’s ongoing commitment to upskilling and enhancing the quality of legal services offered to clients across South Africa. With offices in Pretoria and Knysna, EW Serfontein & Associates Inc. continues to build a reputation for trusted legal guidance, now strengthened by accredited mediation services that offer clients alternative, cost-effective solutions outside of the courtroom.
Mediation is an increasingly vital component of legal practice, particularly in matters relating to family law, commercial disputes, and property-related issues. As a certified mediator, Dian Serfontein is equipped to facilitate negotiations with professionalism, neutrality, and efficiency - helping clients resolve conflicts amicably, preserve relationships, and reduce litigation expenses.
This development in legal and professional expertise positions EW Serfontein & Associates Inc. to offer a more holistic legal experience, where dispute resolution is not only litigated but also mediated when in the best interest of the client.
Clients can now benefit from:
- Accredited mediation services in addition to traditional legal representation
- Faster, cost-effective dispute resolution processes
- A client-centric approach focused on preserving relationships and achieving mutually beneficial outcomes
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