How Mazibuko Attorneys can help
- Assess the nature of the claim and the available RAF route
- Prepare and progress claims for qualifying personal injuries
- Address past and future medical expenses where applicable
- Consider past and future loss of income or support
- Assist with qualifying funeral-expense claims
- Work with medical and rehabilitation information relevant to the injury
A practical matter path
First assessment
Evidence & medical record review
Claim preparation and lodgement
Engagement with the RAF
Settlement or litigation strategy where required
Relevant published experience
The firm’s published profile states that Tholokuhle Mazibuko worked at the Road Accident Fund for more than 14 years and has experience with RAF claim processing and section 17(4)(a) undertaking certificates. It also states that she is a qualified Professional Nurse.
What to bring to the first consultation
- Accident details and case number if available
- Identity and contact documents
- Medical records, hospital details and invoices
- Employment/income information where loss of earnings may arise
- Details of dependants where loss of support is relevant
Frequently asked questions
What can an RAF claim cover?
Depending on the facts, RAF claims can include qualifying personal-injury damages, medical expenses, loss of income, loss of support and funeral expenses.
Why does medical evidence matter?
Medical evidence helps describe the injuries, treatment, prognosis and future needs that may affect the legal assessment of a claim.
Can Mazibuko Attorneys assist if the claim is disputed?
The firm’s published services include RAF claim processing and litigation. The appropriate route depends on the facts and procedural position of the matter.