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Defining Accountability for Algorithm-Driven Decisions in SA

Defining Accountability for Algorithm-Driven Decisions in SA

by Chelsea Brown | 9 Apr, 2025 | Insights

By Gaby Meintjes | Director Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the way South African organisations interact with customers, analyse business data, and manage operations. From automated credit assessments to machine-driven recruitment, algorithms are taking on...
Why Employers Should Implement Disciplinary Policies, Codes, and Procedures

Why Employers Should Implement Disciplinary Policies, Codes, and Procedures

by Chelsea Brown | 8 Apr, 2025 | Insights

By Ali Sonday | Senior Associate Implementing disciplinary policies, codes of conduct, and procedures is not merely best practice – it’s a legal necessity. These instruments form the foundation for ensuring procedural and substantive fairness in managing...
Intersections of Judicial Review and Internal Appeal Remedies in Administrative Law

Intersections of Judicial Review and Internal Appeal Remedies in Administrative Law

by Chelsea Brown | 4 Apr, 2025 | Insights

By Justine Paries | Associate How should courts balance a tailored statutory appeal with the broader scope of judicial review in administrative decisions? In Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service and Another v Richards Bay Coal Terminal (Pty) Ltd, the...
Enforcing Restraint of Trade Rights After Dismissal

Enforcing Restraint of Trade Rights After Dismissal

by Chelsea Brown | 4 Apr, 2025 | Insights

By David Short | Director & Zethembe Manukuza | Candidate Attorney Essential Guidance on Key Steps and Risks for Employers The recent ruling in Backsports (Pty) Ltd v Motlhanke and Another provides important lessons for employers seeking to enforce restraint of...
The State v Peter Beale: Testing the boundaries of Criminal Law in the context of Medical Negligence

The State v Peter Beale: Testing the boundaries of Criminal Law in the context of Medical Negligence

by Chelsea Brown | 4 Apr, 2025 | Insights

By Julia Penn | Director & Justine Paries | Associate On 04 March 2025, the Gauteng High Court acquitted the paediatric surgeon and retired professor, Peter Beale on charges of murder and fraud, bringing finality to the infamous case which has been described as a...
The Importance of “Appreciable Help” in the Context of Medical Negligence Claims

The Importance of “Appreciable Help” in the Context of Medical Negligence Claims

by Chelsea Brown | 4 Apr, 2025 | Insights

By Siphesihle Mayedwa | Senior Associate & Justine Paries | Associate Lessons from LLM v Minister of Health (2024) ZANWHC 247 (26 September 2024) Litigants wishing to use expert testimony in legal proceedings are required to either formally appoint expert...
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