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It is a standard clause in insurance policies that an insured "shall take all reasonable steps and precautions to prevent accidents or losses to the property insured".

A recent South African court decision neatly summarises some of the major issues that need to be considered when comparing trade marks in South Africa.

Rule 45(8) and 45(12) allowing a judgment creditor to attach the bank account of a judgement debtor.

Our world of work is evolving – and so is the way we access justice. On 28 March 2025, two important directives were issued: Directive 01 of 2025: Implementation of Court Online Electronic Platform...

If an employer suspects an employee of committing an act of misconduct, it is possible that the employer will want to place that employee on what is usually referred to as a "precautionary suspension"

On 9 July 2025, the High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Pretoria (the "High Court") broadened the requirements for the jurisdiction...

This morning, the Supreme Court of Appeal ("SCA") handed down a significant judgment relating to the powers of the Public Protector.

A court in the USA recently ruled on a matter involving that rarest of creatures, a taste trade mark - something that’s referred to by those who like to flaunt their vocabulary as a ‘gustatory trade mark’.

In the complex world of litigation, even a minor misstep can jeopardise a case. Understanding and strategically leveraging court rules is not just prudent for corporate clients, it is essential.

The Supreme Court of Appeal was recently asked – in the matter between Greater Tzaneen Municipality v Bravospan – to consider whether an enrichment claim is considered a ‘debt'...

The trial of murder-accused Henri van Breda has attracted widespread media attention in recent months.

The Special Investigating Unit ("SIU") instituted proceedings before the Special Tribunal to review and set aside the South African Social Security Agency ("SASSA") award of a tender to Kwasa Food Supplies (Pty) Ltd...

The issue of whether a High Court correctly exercised its discretion in ordering a foreign applicant to provide security for costs was recently considered by the South African Supreme...

In the case of TC Smelters (Pty) Ltd and Another v The Minister Department of Mineral Resources and Energy and Others (910/2024) [2026] ZASCA 40 (27 March 2026), the Supreme Court of Appeal ("SCA")...

A recent U.S. federal court decision underscores the power of exclusion clauses in commercial general liability policies—particularly those involving firearms.

"There can be no objection in principle to the deduction of interest on loans in suitable cases. Loan capital is the life blood of many businesses

The establishment of an offshore discretionary trust ("the Trust") by a South African tax resident person ("Settlor") gives rise to various South African tax considerations.