As we sail into 2024, the waters of corporate governance remain choppy, exacerbated by shifting currents of regulations, stakeholder expectations, and technological advancements.

Public Benefit Organisations (PBOs) and Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) are often used interchangeably and is a common source of confusion, especially when dealing with their respective tax obligations and regulatory frameworks in South Africa.

Business rescue proceedings in South Africa are regulated by Chapter 6 of the Companies Act 71 of 2008, which aims to facilitate the rehabilitation of financially distressed companies.

Picture a scenario where XYZ Components supplies R120 000 worth of specialised parts to a customer on 30-day terms. Ninety days...

Regardless of if you're a small business entrepreneur or a medium-sized business owner, planning for a family, or just married, a Will is one of the most crucial documents you'll ever sign.

Disagreements between parents about how to raise their children are common, whether relating to schooling, medical treatment, discipline, or general day-to-day decisions.

In a judgment that was handed down by the High Court in Pretoria on 11 May 2022, a portion of the Divorce Act was declared unconstitutional. Social media is abuzz with articles relating to the different legal principles...

In the vibrant mosaic of South Africa's legal system, customary law stands out for its deep cultural roots and contemporary significance. Customary marriage underpins the social fabric...

A recent case, Mashisane v Mhlauli which was moved up to the Supreme Court of Appeal, shed light on the challenges surrounding customary marriages and marital property agreements.

Older persons may become vulnerable for many reasons, including declining health, isolation, financial dependence, or unsafe living conditions. The Older Persons Act 13 of 2006 recognises these risks and sets out...

Imagine not being able or, at least, having the opportunity to read Don Quixote or Macbeth due to a disability. This is felt hardest by those with visual and print impairments.

US rap icon Marshall B. Mathers III (Eminem) is challenging Australian beach-brand "Swim Shady" across two fronts – a cancellation action in the United States and an opposition plus infringement fight in Australia.

IP Valuation is a specialised field, as was explained in our previous article. In summary, our IP Valuation hypothesis is rooted in sustainability, illustrated by two interdependent trend lines...

When you think of Christian Louboutin, what comes to mind are the brand's iconic, red-soled high heels, a trademark that has turned heads on catwalks and red carpets around the globe.

In the intricate landscape of business practices, ‘unlawful competition' is a term that encapsulates a multitude of unfair trading methods. Often, in South Africa...

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is under threat of potential legal action for brand infringement after U.S. women's national team star Megan Rapinoe said the logo for Johnson's latest venture looks similar...

An area of difficulty that often confronts the courts is that of contractual disputes – particularly in respect of the enforcement or non-enforcement of contracts/contractual terms.

Most people experience litigation in two ways: the jolt of the initial demand and the bill that follows a month later. In between, the matter can feel like a sealed container – documents...

Cyber-attacks are described as any destructive and deliberate conduct or attempt by an individual or organisation, in order to gain unauthorised access to an information system of another individual or organization.

A servitude of right of way is a legal mechanism that grants a person the right to pass through another person's property.