The Blame Game: Who Pays When Products Fail?
When a product breaks, the question of liability arises. Should the consumer, the supplier or the manufacturer carry the cost?…
Clause for Concern: Understanding the Risks in Legal Agreements
Contracts are a key part of almost every deal - whether you're renting an townhouse or forming a joint venture…
How Courts in South Africa Decide on Placement for Vulnerable Children
When a minor child is believed to be in need of care and protection, the law provides a clear framework…
Does a ‘Father’ have a Right to Demand a Paternity Test?
When questions arise about the biological relationship between a father and a child, emotions often run high. These disputes frequently…
The Legal Process for Reporting Elder Abuse in South Africa
Protecting older persons from abuse is both a legal duty and a social responsibility. The Older Persons Act 13 of…
Safeguarding Older Persons in South Africa: Duties to Report the Need for Care and Protection
Older persons may become vulnerable for many reasons, including declining health, isolation, financial dependence, or unsafe living conditions. The Older…
Eminem v “Swim Shady”
What South African brands and creators should learn US rap icon Marshall B. Mathers III (Eminem) is challenging Australian beach-brand…
Subpoenaed Under Section 417 – What Are Your Rights and Obligations?
Being subpoenaed to appear at a Section 417 enquiry can feel daunting, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the process. In…
Understanding Restraints of Trade against the backdrop of FSCA Debarments in the Brokerage Industry
A restraint of trade can place significant pressure on a broker whose ability to work is already under threat, particularly…
