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Not Every Loss Is the Same.
When it comes to legal services, understanding the difference matters.
The LPFF deals with qualifying losses arising from the misappropriation of trust money or property entrusted to legal practitioners in the course of their practice.
Knowing what the Fund covers can help you understand when you may have grounds to submit a claim.
Find out more about qualifying claims: fidfund.co.za/claims/
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Have you tuned in yet?
There’s always another perspective to hear and another conversation to explore.
Order in the Podcast brings insightful discussions about the legal profession and the issues that matter.
Catch up on the latest episode today: m.youtube.com/@OrderInThePod…
Did you know?
In 2025, the LPFF received 1,101 claims notifications and paid 477 claims cumulatively, according to its performance highlights.
The Fund also continued to streamline its claims management process as part of its efforts to create value and safeguard the public.
Claims management is therefore not simply about processing numbers, it is about having systems that can respond to people who need the protection provided by the Fund.
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The Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund (LPFF) plays a vital role in building a safer, more trusted legal profession.
Its key objectives are to:
• Reduce risk to the public through regulation, claims recovery, reinsurance and collaboration with the Legal Practice Council.
• Reduce risk to practitioners through interventions, support programmes and professional indemnity insurance.
• Create awareness through TRUSTLINE, media campaigns and roadshows.
• Support a vibrant legal industry through practice notes, risk alerts,
educational content and LLB bursaries.
Together, these efforts help protect the public, strengthen legal practice and build confidence in the legal profession.
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The Law Should not feel Out of Reach.
Legal awareness becomes more meaningful when people have a chance to engage, ask questions and get information directly.
Through our Imbizo programme, we take our work beyond the office and into communities,
Dr Motlatsi Molefe, Chief Executive Officer of the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund (LPFF), was featured on SABC News and spoke on matters relating to the Fund and its role in protecting the public.
Dr Molefe shares insights on the LPFF’s work and its commitment to strengthening confidence in the legal profession.
Watch the full interview here: SABC News Dr Motlatsi Molefe Interview
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The Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund is more than a fund.
It is part of a broader system designed to protect the public, support the legal profession and strengthen confidence in legal services.
From safeguarding trust money to contributing to initiatives that benefit the legal sector, the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund continues to fulfil an important public-interest role.
Find out more about the LPFF: fidfund.co.za/#
Strengthening Compliance, Empowering the Legal Profession
The Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund (LPFF), in collaboration with the Legal Practice Council (LPC), is currently convening the Northern Cape Bookkeeping and Compliance Event at Protea Hotel by Marriott in Kimberley.
