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    Suspending Your Employee. The Long And The Short Of It

    The Constitutional Court in Long v South African Breweries (Pty) Ltd and Others [2018] ZACC 7, recently held that ‘there is no requirement' for an employer to afford an employee an opportunity to make representations.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    What Happens When Negative Information Comes To Light Concerning Successful Job Applicants?

    In Eskom Holdings v Fipaza & others [2013] 34 ILJ 549 (LAC), in 2006 Ms Fipaza, an employee at Eskom agreed with it that she would go overseas to further her studies but failed to return by a certain agreed date.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Adams & Adams
Adams & Adams
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    U.S. Court Applies "Interrelated Wrongful Acts" And Client‑Services Limits To Defeat PI Claim

    A U.S. federal court, applying California law, has recently held that a financial services firm had no cover under its professional liability policy for a client's claim...
    South AfricaFinance and Banking
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    The MEC For Health Can Raise A Public Healthcare Defence Subsequent To The Determination Of Liability

    The Constitutional Court in Member of the Executive Council for Health, Gauteng Provincial Government v PN recently confirmed that where a court grants an order disposing of the issue of merits...
    South AfricaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
  • Article

    ANC's Proposed Changes To The Road Accident Fund Will Prejudice 20 Million Children

    The Bill provides for a no-fault benefit scheme and a new Administrator, replacing the current RAF.
    South AfricaGovernment, Public Sector
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
  • Article

    The Constitutional Court Puts An End To Unfair Levies/Taxes Imposed On Indigenous Communities

    The levies/taxes at issue were imposed on indigenous communities for different reasons, including for reporting a death in a family, relocation to another village, and the allocation of a residential stand.
    South AfricaGovernment, Public Sector
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    Was The Decision By The NPA To Remove Counterfeit Goods Matters From The Commercial Crimes Court In Line With The Right Of Access To Justice As Set Out In Section 34 Of The Constitution?

    South Africa is a constitutional democracy, which means that it is a country which observes human rights principles and is governed by the rule of law.
    South AfricaGovernment, Public Sector
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
  • Article

    Estoppel Without Words: A Cross-Border Lesson For South African Insurers

    A recent decision from the Appellate Court of Illinois, in the matter between Monroy-Perez v. Sentry Select Insurance Co., 2025 IL App (1st) 241711, serves as a stark warning to insurers...
    South AfricaInsurance
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    Holding Insurance Brokers Legally Responsible For A Repudiated Insurance Claim

    Businesses always strive to have sufficient insurance cover for all and any possible perils. For this, they are willing to spend a lot of money.
    South AfricaInsurance
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    Loadshedding Likely To Trigger Business Insurance Litigation

    The ongoing persistence of loadshedding is causing havoc for households and businesses alike. As if Covid-19 and civil unrest and looting experienced mid-year were not devastating enough for businesses...
    South AfricaInsurance
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
  • Article

    Ambushing A Lion – Is It A Good Idea?

    The British & Irish Lions have arrived in South Africa! However, they touched down amid the country's third, and seemingly worst, wave of Covid-19 infections.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
  • Article

    Bringing Smart Solutions To The Protection Of Biotechnology Inventions

    Biotechnologists work tirelessly to improve our quality of life. Never has this been more evident than in the current global health crisis that we face.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    Copyright 101: Understanding The Basics

    Copyright is one of the most fundamental – yet often misunderstood – areas of intellectual property law. At its core, copyright protects the expression of original ideas, giving creators the exclusive right to control how their...
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    Copyright Amendment Bill

    On 12 May 2022, the Constitutional Court heard argument on whether it should confirm the 2021 Gauteng High Court ruling (in the matter of Blind SA v. Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition...
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    Copyright Protection Explained

    Copyright protection and the laws surrounding copyright infringement are governed by the Copyright Act of 1978.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    Cosmetic On The Face Of It? Patentability Of Methods Of Cosmetic Treatment Practiced On The Human Body In South

    South Africa, just like many other countries, has a set of legal provisions pertaining to subject matter for which patent protection may not be obtained.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    How To Copyright Your Work

    As legally-binding protection over original works, copyright can be enforced by intellectual property (IP) attorneys
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    Maxe (Pty) Ltd V Artav Stainless Steel CC: Design Registration Infringement – A Refresher Of Old Lessons Learned

    Maxe (Pty) Ltd instituted action proceedings against Artav Stainless Steel CC for infringement of several of its aesthetic design registrations covering sports bars and nudge bars for vehicles.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    Qualcomm And Adams And Adams Launch Free Online IP Training For African Innovators

    Johannesburg – Dec 11, 2023 – Qualcomm Incorporated announced today, the launch of L2Pro Africa IP e-learning Platform, a free online training program designed to empower startups, SMEs, and researchers...
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    South Africa Implements The 13th Edition Of The Nice Classification

    South Africa has officially adopted the 13th Edition of the Nice Classification (NCL 13-26) with effect from 1 January 2026, following its implementation by the World Intellectual Property Office on the same date.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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