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Legal research and case preparation ordinarily consume a large part of the legal practitioner’s day and energy, because – as complicated and time consuming as the process can be – there is no more effective way to strengthen an argument in court than with sound case and precedent referencing.
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Michael Maeso is a Partner and Head of the Employment Law Department of Shepstone and Wylie.
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The South African Reserve Bank Quarterly Bulletin for March 2019¹ reports that household debt increased at a faster pace in the fourth quarter of 2018, edging up to 72.7% as a percentage of nominal disposable income, and suggesting that South Africans are borrowing to sustain spending.
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The impact of COVID-19 on the way we use our vehicles, manage public transport, the delivery of goods, flying, etc. was sudden and drastic as we review here.
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A donation of tech resources from LexisNexis South Africa is set to aid the Attorneys Development Fund (ADF) in its vision of empowering deserving law firms to become self-sustainable.
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Prof Madonsela Shares Rule of Law Insights
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Sarah has been an attorney for over 17 years and has practised in London and South Africa.
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An applicant must stand or fall by the allegations made in the founding affidavit and cannot make out its case in the replying affidavit.
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Can you really treat information declared on a CV as fact? The answer is a solid no!
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South Africa's cryptocurrency laws are enveloped in uncertainty. Yet, non-compliance and resultant penalties are still a risk. This webinar, led by Michail Le Roux, a cryptocurrency law expert, navigates SA's regulatory landscape.