How legal experts facilitate corporate turnarounds

Business Rescue in South Africa Business rescue, a formal corporate turnaround mechanism, is legislated under Chapter 6 of the South

By Koos Benadie 3 Min Read

Balancing dependant rights and testamentary wishes

Section 37C of the Pension Funds Act (PFA) is crucial for ensuring the equitable distribution of pension benefits after a

By Bradley Wright 3 Min Read

The top 5 mistakes to avoid in litigation: A guide for South Africans caught up in a legal battle

Facing the complexities of litigation within the South African legal system can be daunting, especially when you're caught in an

By Anneke Lötter 3 Min Read

Tongaat-Hulett’s suppliers challenge ‘unsavoury’ Business Rescue actions – Legal Explainer

The business rescue proceedings involving agriculture and agri-processing business, Tongaat Hulett have been reported on extensively – particularly the various

By Koos Benadie 4 Min Read

Navigating The Green Tide: South Africa’s Emerging Greenwashing Litigation Landscape

Environmental consciousness has become a global chorus, and the term 'greenwashing' has emerged as a dissonant note, prompting a surge

By Koos Benadie 5 Min Read

Dodging Contract Catastrophes: Key Tips to Protect Your Business from Disastrous Agreements

In the world of business, contracts are the lifeblood that keeps everything running smoothly. While it would be ideal if

By Andries Stander 4 Min Read

Rejecting the Insurance Claims of Dishonest Clients: Not the Open and Shut Scenario one would expect it to be

Insurance claims present complex questions of fact, circumstance, and law.  The question arises then; if a customer of an insurance

By George Herbst 8 Min Read

Inflated Insurance Claims and Forfeiture of Benefits

The Supreme Court of Appeal had to consider the question whether an insurer is entitled to repayment of the amounts

By George Herbst 9 Min Read

Recent Liquidation Order opens the book on the Financial Woes of South Africa’s Private Schools

Private education in South Africa is increasingly viewed as a potentially lucrative industry, with some private schools flourishing into substantial