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Featured Articles

When ads take flight… and cross the line

28 May 2026
A Checkers Sixty60 TikTok ad was ruled misleading, reminding brands that creativity must stay truthful.
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Smarter contracts for better infrastructure

28 May 2026
GCC 2025 introduces clearer, fairer construction contract terms to improve project delivery and collaboration.
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Who owns what AI creates?

28 May 2026
AI-generated works are raising new questions in copyright law about who, if anyone, owns the rights.
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Not all leases are created equal

28 May 2026
Protection under the Consumer Protection Act for residential leases depends on the landlord’s ordinary course of business.
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When borders disappear in insolvency

28 May 2026
A recent judgment shows that insolvency is increasingly viewed as a single cross-border estate rather than a local process.
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Beyond the will: A lasting legacy through a philanthropic trust

28 May 2026
Ensuring your charitable legacy continues to create impact beyond your lifetime.
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The power of restructuring

29 April 2026
Restructuring isn’t just for struggling businesses, it’s a smart strategy to streamline operations, cut costs, and unlock real growth.
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Customary and Civil marriages are equal, says Constitutional Court

28 April 2026
The judgment also clarifies when antenuptial contracts are valid and how marital property regimes can be changed after marriage.
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CSOS or Court? The choice is yours

28 April 2026
The SCA confirms that the CSOS Act is optional, not exclusive, and parties may take community scheme disputes directly to... the High Court.
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A small debt shouldn’t cost you your home

28 April 2026
Courts have reaffirmed that a primary residence cannot be sold for a small debt without strict scrutiny.
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Hurt feelings ≠ Constructive dismissal

22 April 2026
Unfair doesn’t automatically mean unlawful; here’s why “hurt feelings” won’t hold up in court.
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When IP wears the crown

22 April 2026
Warner Bros. wasn’t just up for sale; it became a fight for the future of entertainment, where scale and IP... decide who wins.
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Phrase it™. Own it™.

25 March 2026
Can influencers own their signature sayings? As AI makes imitation easier, we explore how South African law protects catchphrases.
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Your will may need a passport!

25 March 2026
Own assets abroad? A South African will alone may not protect them. Find out how to avoid delays, taxes, and... legal headaches.
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Labour law in the age of AI   

24 March 2026
As digital disruption and AI reshape work, here’s how employers can stay compliant with labour law.
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Before the hammer falls: Key tips for auction buyers

24 March 2026
Think before you bid! Auction homes may look like a steal, but hidden debts, “as is” conditions, and eviction risks... can cost more than the hammer hits.
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AI is rewriting the M&A playbook

24 March 2026
AI is changing both what gets bought in mergers & acquisitions and how deals get done. 
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When levies rise: What owners must know

04 March 2026
What every sectional title owner should understand before paying more.
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Balancing the digital economy

04 March 2026
A regulatory turning point reshaping digital advertising, platform power and the future of local media.
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Regulating tomorrow’s financial services, today

04 March 2026
South Africa’s fintech landscape is evolving, and regulation is keeping pace.
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Litigation costs, simplified

04 March 2026
Winning a case doesn’t mean winning the bill. Learn how litigation costs really work.
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Gig work: The legal reality

04 March 2026
Flexible work comes with legal responsibility. Employers, know the risks.
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SARS raises the penalty bar

04 March 2026
Claiming a bona fide error may soon be far more difficult.
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Culture vs style: When workplace dress codes cross the line

16 January 2026
How far can employers go in regulating appearance? A recent court ruling highlights when dress codes clash with culture, religion... and constitutional rights.
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