Bio

Moray is an expert in dealing with civil and socio-economic rights issues. He has extensive experience in land reform, the law relating to traditional authorities, the right to housing and gender equality and assisting non-profit organisations. Moray’s expertise extends to administrative and constitutional law. He has been involved in litigation in the Magistrate's Courts, the Labour Court and Land Claims Court, the High Court and Constitutional Court and in negotiations with government at municipal, provincial and central level as well as at ministerial level. He is a director of the Treatment Action Campaign and a council member of Sedibeng College. Prior to joining Webber Wentzel, he spent 15 years working at the Legal Resource Centre and was a director of the Rural Housing Loan Fund from May 1998 to 2012 (a not-for-profit company, incorporated for the purpose of providing wholesale finance to lenders for low-income rural housing).