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The value of a Restraint of Trade in a business acquisition

The value of a Restraint of Trade in a business acquisition

by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 18 Sep, 2026 | Corporate Law, Insights

By Wessel Robertson | Director The purchase price for an established business often reflects considerably more than its tangible assets. Customer relationships, reputation, supplier networks, market position and the knowledge associated with the business may account...
When “Getting Paid” Comes Back to Bite

When “Getting Paid” Comes Back to Bite

by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 24 Apr, 2026 | Corporate Law

By Wessel Robertson | Director Settlement Agreements in Insolvency Contexts There is a certain relief in reaching a settlement. The dispute is resolved, terms are agreed and payment is on the horizon. But where the counterparty is financially distressed, that sense of...
When a Debtor Dies, can you Still Recover the Debt?

When a Debtor Dies, can you Still Recover the Debt?

by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 13 Apr, 2026 | Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law, Estate Planning, Insights

By Wessel Robertson | Director The real question is whether there is anything worth pursuing The death of an entrepreneur can turn an already difficult recovery matter into something far more complicated. On paper, a lender or development fund may still have clear...
Guide: How to Register a South African Company and Your Initial Obligations

Guide: How to Register a South African Company and Your Initial Obligations

by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 5 Aug, 2025 | Corporate Law, Insights

By Marcus Schaefer | Associate Director Whether you are a local entrepreneur or a foreign investor, establishing a business in South Africa requires strategic planning and legal compliance from the outset to ensure a strong foundation on which to grow. This guide...
An Introduction to Sports Law: Key Legal Areas and Issues in Sports

An Introduction to Sports Law: Key Legal Areas and Issues in Sports

by Chelsea Brown | 3 Dec, 2024 | Corporate Law, Insights, Intellectual Property, Sports Law

By Lesedi Mphahlele | Director and Sello Ramanyana | Candidate Attorney IntroductionIn a world where sports continues to evolve and shape the fabric of society, the importanceof sports law has never been more evident. From ensuring fair competition to protectingthe...
Medical complications ahead – the NHI Bill and the reshaping of health insurance and schemes

Medical complications ahead – the NHI Bill and the reshaping of health insurance and schemes

by Chelsea Brown | 14 May, 2024 | Corporate Law, Insights, Insurance Law

The signing of the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill by President Cyril Ramaphosa, is expected this Wednesday at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, marking a significant moment in South Africa’s healthcare landscape. This legislative act propels the country...

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