The Seven Sins of Business: Unlawful Competition in the South African Context

In the intricate landscape of business practices, 'unlawful competition' is a term that encapsulates a multitude of unfair trading methods.

The Children’s Act in Action: A Close Look at Child Protection Procedures in South Africa

In the complex world of child protection, South Africa's Children's Act stands as a vital pillar, safeguarding minors who find

By Isabel van den Ende 4 Min Read

PRIME Example: A novel approach to defending a trademark in a new territory

This past week in South Africa, the new hydration drink named PRIME, created by YouTube sensations Logan Paul and KSI,

By Alisha Muller 5 Min Read

South Africa’s Patent Office issues Practice Note

South Africa’s Patent Office recently introduced Practice Note 21 of 2023.  The Practice Note – now effective – requires evidence,

By Stefaans Gerber 2 Min Read

A Macabre Masterpiece: The Unsettling Intersection of Art and Artificial Intelligence

“Pennywise on a Bike” is a drawing that appears quite ordinary, perhaps even slightly morbid, bearing all the hallmarks of

Navigating the Perils of Troublesome Tenants: A Landlord’s Guide to Damage Control

In the complex world of property law, some tenants have appointed themselves as experts, wreaking havoc for unsuspecting landlords. These

By Janie Venter 3 Min Read

It is time to stress-test your Privacy and Data Protection controls

South African businesses and regulatory authorities will have watched - with one eye - the actions of European data regulators

By Koos Benadie 5 Min Read

Can I attach the bank account of a Judgment Debtor to satisfy a judgment debt?

Rule 45(8) and 45(12) allowing a judgment creditor to attach the bank account of a judgement debtor. Many times, to

Trading Places – Determining the Responsibility of Wealth Planners

Gerber v PSG – A case discussion. In a recent judgment, the local division of the Gauteng High Court in

By George Herbst 8 Min Read