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October 29, 2026
“Summertime, and the livin’ is easy.” (From George Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess) Summertime brings long sunny days, leisurely holidays, family gatherings, and a property market waking up to a new […]
October 29, 2026
“Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!” (Sir Walter Scott) Die maatskappy wat die V&A Waterfront in Kaapstad bestuur, het in Oktober 2015 ’n […]
October 29, 2026
When a client instructs an attorney to institute legal proceedings, one of the first considerations is whether the case has reasonable prospects of success. Even where a client has a […]
October 26, 2026
What High‑Profile Trade Mark Disputes Reveal About Brand Risk Building a brand from the ground up is no easy feat. From company registration and employment contracts, to compliance with a […]
October 19, 2026
Why substantive legal knowledge, disciplined contract architecture and a tested drafting playbook remain essential The principal risk is not that AI always produces bad drafting. It is that it produces […]
October 19, 2026
A good photograph has always helped to sell a house. Estate agents have long relied on wide-angle lenses, careful lighting and the occasional fresh flowers to show a property at […]
October 15, 2026
An airline told a tribunal it could not answer for what its own chatbot said, because the chatbot was a separate legal entity responsible for its own actions. The tribunal […]
October 2, 2026
“Force is not a remedy.” (John Bright) Die feite Die eienaar het twee eiendomme in ‘n residensiële landgoed in Midrand besit, waarvan sy een aan huurders verhuur het. ‘n Geskil […]
October 2, 2026
Nobody wants to live with the burden of having a criminal record, especially if it relates to a minor offence which was committed more than a decade ago. The law […]
October 2, 2026
Home security cameras are increasingly common, but protecting your property does not give you an unrestricted right to monitor your neighbours. A dispute between Cape Town neighbours has clarified where the line may be drawn. The bottom line? CCTV surveillance of a neighbour’s private spaces can infringe their constitutional rights to privacy and dignity.