Contact Leanne van Wyk
087 330 5627
ICTS Legal Services (Pty) Ltd
The employee benefits industry is a highly technical environment, often leaving service providers and trustees unsure, or even unaware, of all consequences of their actions. ICTS Legal Services is able to provide relevant and meaningful legal expertise to ensure that you have considered relevant law, case precedent and contractual obligations in your decisions..
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South Africa is similar to the rest of the world as far as the latest legal trends go, specifically that legal services do not always need to be, and should not always be, provided either totally in-house or by a law firm. ICTS Legal Services is not a law firm nor a ‘legal practitioner’ which means that we don’t have the expensive overheads associated with these firms.
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What we offer
Contracts, mandates, policy drafting and SLAs
Whether with service providers, agents, customers, employee, partners or others.
Adjudicator and Ombud
Complaint responses;
Administrative services - submission and management of rule amendments and adjudicator cases.
Employee benefits
Drafting of retirement fund rules, employer letters, etc (umbrella fund and stand-alone funds).
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Assistance with employee benefit and retirement fund matters: divorce orders, death claims, new products, 37D deductions, trustee legal queries, customer legal queries and all your other everyday business requirements.
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Training and seminars for employees, customers and trustees on legal issues.
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Fund matters
Publications – financial services industry, legislative, regulatory and legal updates – both internal and for customers (can be white-labelled).
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Managing litigation in conjunction with the business and law firm.
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Assistance with the legal issues around internal restructuring – such as regulatory and legislative requirements.
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Assistance with, training and consulting on regulatory projects and deliverables such as POPIA and TCF.
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Independent retirement fund Trustee, Chairman and Principal Officer services, including section 26 trustees.
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