Legal

On a worldwide basis, criminal activity in the workplace - detected or undetected - is at an all-time high. Fraud, corruption and other forms...

The ConCourt ruling provides relief for homeowners on historical debt. The case The Constitutional Court in the Case of Chantelle Jordaan and others V City of Tshwane...

For the second time in history, the African continent has become a focal point for global expansion.  As a result, valuable goods, services and...

The legal profession is at a crossroads, facing both technological and business model disruption.

Clarence Darrow once said that “the trouble with law is lawyers”. In defence of lawyers it could be said that ultimately the trouble with...

The uncertainty in relation to employees in Temporary Employment Services (TES) has taken another step towards clarity with a recent decision of the Labour...

For any country, it is important that Government has systems in place. For every person, the state needs to know, amongst other things, name,...

William Merideth from Kentucky, USA, aka, “the Drone Slayer” achieved notoriety in 2015 when he used a shotgun to down a drone flying over...

"An employer has the prerogative to set reasonable standards pertaining to the harmonious interpersonal relationships in the workplace" - words by Mokgoatlheng AJ in the case of Jabari v Telkom SA (Pty) Ltd. This case reveals the lesser known of the lawful grounds for dismissal in South African employment law - incompatibility.

Commercial crime has increased in the last few years. What makes commercial crime difficult to detect, and eventually prosecute, unlike your traditional crimes, is...