by Chelsea Brown | 28 Oct, 2024 | Insights
Decoding Prescription Deadlines in South Africa’s Medical Negligence Cases By Julia Penn | Director and Justine Paries | Candidate Attorney Rensburg and Another v Cilliers (1705/2021) [2024] ZAFSHC 290. In South Africa, the legal doctrine of prescription generally...
by Chelsea Brown | 18 Oct, 2024 | Insights
By Julia Penn | Director Safeguarding Healthcare and Insurance Against Medico-Legal Risks South Africa’s healthcare sector faces an unprecedented surge in fraudulent medico-legal claims, now totalling R30 billion in suspect cases under investigation by the Special...
by Chelsea Brown | 15 Oct, 2024 | Insights
By Ali Sonday | Senior Associate In a significant clampdown on employment law compliance, the South African Department of Employment and Labour has imposed fines totalling over R10 million on delinquent employers following a nationwide compliance inspection raid. The...
by Chelsea Brown | 4 Oct, 2024 | Insights
By Lesedi Mphahlele | Director & Sello Ramanyana | Candidate Attorney Many member countries over the world have previously been suspended by FIFA owing to their complete disregard of FIFA’s non-interference principle, which principle seeks to promote the...
by Chelsea Brown | 16 Sep, 2024 | Insights
By David Short and Ciara Pillay In a recent ruling, the Labour Appeal Court (LAC) in Mbeje and Others v Department of Health: KwaZulu-Natal and Others [2024] ZALAC underscored the importance of respecting the boundaries set in a Pre-Arbitration Minute. Much like...
by Chelsea Brown | 16 Sep, 2024 | Insights
By Ephraim Lehutso and Ciara Pillay The Legal Ruling on SARS’s Travel Allowance Policy In a significant recent judgment, the Labour Court provided important clarity on the removal of an employment benefit in the case Public Servants Association of South Africa...
