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You signed it because it was in front of you.

Most businesses run on borrowed contracts and "we'll deal with it if it comes up." It works, until the once it doesn't. An advisor exists to be there before that moment.

Worth knowing

POPIA fines reach R10 million.
Most small businesses aren't compliant.

Enforceable since 2021, and the Information Regulator has moved into active enforcement. Fines already issued, with direct marketing and breach management named as priorities.

Registering an Information Officer is one of the most commonly missed obligations in the SME market. And a privacy policy on your website does not, on its own, make you compliant.

01

Contracts,
understood

Client, supplier, employment, partnership. All drafted and reviewed so you know what you're signing and what it protects. Plain terms, not legalese you have to trust blindly.

02

Risk you
can't see

Where you're exposed, before it costs you. A steady read on the obligations, gaps and quiet liabilities that build up while nobody's watching the paperwork.

03

Compliance,
handled

POPIA, employment, the frameworks your sector sits inside. The unglamorous work that becomes a real problem the moment it's ignored. Kept in order, quietly.

04

Trademarks
& IP

Your name is the one asset you can't rebuild. Searches, classes and the CIPC application, filed before somebody else gets there, or before you've built years of goodwill into something you don't actually own.

05

Structure
& deals

Registering the company, how the business is set up, how partners hold equity, how a deal is framed before you shake on it. Cheap to get right early, painful to fix later.

Once-off

A single document

When you need one thing, done properly.

From R450
Fixed · quoted up front
Privacy policy

R450

NDA

R450

Employment / contractor

R850

Contract review

From R1 200

Trademark registration

Quoted · per class

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Ongoing · most chosen

The retainer

A legal head on tap. The documents come with it.

R1 500
Per month · cancel anytime
Advisory

A set block of time each month

Documents

Everything above included, as you need it

Trademarks

Filed and monitored at member rates

Access

First call when something legal lands on your desk

Context

Someone who already knows your business

Start here
Deep dive

The audit

Getting the whole house in order, once.

Quoted
After a first look
Review

Every contract and obligation you run on

Compliance

POPIA and regulatory gaps laid out plainly

Plan

A rebuild plan, and the documents to match

Handover

Everything yours on completion

Start here

Most of what a business needs isn't one document.

It's someone there for the next one, and the deal after that. That's what the retainer is. The paperwork handled and the judgment behind it, for a fraction of what a single billed hour costs at a firm.

01

A free
intro call

Twenty minutes. You tell me what the business is and what's keeping you up. I tell you honestly whether I'm the right help.

02

A scoped
proposal

If it's a fit, a clear picture of the work and a fixed price or retainer to match. You decide with the number in front of you.

03

We get
to work

I get to know the business properly, and become the judgment you reach for first, before the expensive moment rather than after it.

04

And I
stay on

If the retainer suits you. If it doesn't, the work is yours and we part cleanly. No lock-in either way.

Straight about it

Where I stand, legally.

Are you an attorney?+

Not yet, and I'd rather tell you that plainly than let you assume otherwise. I'm legally trained and on the path to admission. Frequency Legal operates as a legal consultancy, not a firm of attorneys.

Is that allowed?+

Yes. Section 33 of the Legal Practice Act 28 of 2014 reserves particular functions to admitted practitioners: appearing in court, and drawing up documents for use in legal proceedings. Contract drafting, legal research, opinions and advisory work are not reserved.

The Gauteng High Court considered exactly this in Damons N.O. and Another v Bezuidenhout (Case No. 121475/2024) [2025] ZAGPPHC 820. Reading section 33(1)(b) together with section 33(3), Millar J held that drawing up draft documents is not reserved in law to practising legal practitioners, and that a consultant who does not hold himself out as one does not contravene the section. The fees paid to him for that work were not set aside.

So what won't you do?+

I don't litigate, I don't appear in court, and I never describe myself as an attorney. When a matter genuinely needs an admitted practitioner, I'll tell you straight and point you to one. That honesty is part of what you're paying for.

Where does this sit in the group?+

Frequency Legal is one arm of Frequency Consulting, which builds businesses from the ground up: legal, brand, web and media. The legal work is available inside a launch package or entirely on its own.

Building something from scratch? The legal side is one half of Consulting. The other is the full build: registration, brand identity, web presence and launch media, from the same team. See the build

Before it costs you

Get it right before you need it.

That's the whole job.

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