Can Your Employer Retrench You in South Africa? Businesses sometimes need to cut costs, introduce new technology or restructure their operations. When this happens, an employer may consider retrenching employees….
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Ahead of major national and local events, false rumours, fake news and AI-generated deepfakes can spread across Facebook, X, TikTok and WhatsApp within minutes. A fabricated voice note warning of…
We live in a world where almost everyone has a smartphone and access to social media. Videos can spread within minutes through WhatsApp, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and X. While many…
South Africans use the internet every day to watch movies, stream television, browse websites, shop online and communicate with others. But what happens when someone uses the internet to commit…
Businesses rely on computers, cellphones, hard drives and cloud storage to keep valuable information safe. This information might include customer lists, pricing details, business plans, product designs or confidential trade…
When writing a Last Will and Testament, most people want to decide for themselves who will inherit their money, property and belongings. South African law generally respects this right, known…
When someone dies, sorting out their money, property, debts and inheritance can be complicated. This process is called winding up a deceased estate. The process is governed mainly by the…
Ever wished you could have the first chance to buy something before anyone else? South African law provides legal mechanisms that can give you that opportunity, including options and rights…
Think you are no longer married because you and your partner separated years ago? Think again. If you entered into a valid customary marriage in South Africa, simply breaking up,…
The Real Risks and What You Need to Know Having a few drinks and then getting behind the wheel can have serious consequences in South Africa. During holiday periods, long…
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