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...
by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 4 Sep, 2026 | Insights, Public & Administrative
By Zolani Dhlamini | Director and Keitumetse Khutsoane | Associate The intersection between Rule 53 and Rule 6(5)(d)(iii) has given rise to an apparent procedural tension at an early stage of review proceedings. On the one hand, a respondent may contend that the...
by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 24 Jul, 2026 | Commercial Litigation, Insights
By Wessel Robertson | Director An unpaid account usually begins as a dispute between two businesses. The creditor believes payment is due, while the debtor questions the work, disputes the amount or promises to pay once a temporary cash-flow problem has been...
by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 10 Jul, 2026 | Insights, Intellectual Property
By Chezanne Haigh | Consultant Images from Plaintiff’s Complaint (Civil Action No. 3:26-cv-2201) At first glance, the dispute between 7-Eleven and Nike feels almost absurd. Can a convenience store really claim rights in a colour combination? That is the...
by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 25 Jun, 2026 | Data Privacy, Insights
By Ali Sonday | Associate Director Residential estates collect personal information every day at the gate. Visitor names, vehicle details, access times, ID-linked information, CCTV footage, resident profiles and contractor records are often gathered as part of...
by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 19 Jun, 2026 | Competition Law, Insights
By Lucinda Verster | Director In business, delay is often treated as a cost of doing business. In litigation, particularly regulatory litigation, delay can be far more serious. It can affect evidence, memory, fairness and confidence in the institution making the...
