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Medical malpractice claims for blindness in infants

Medical malpractice claims for blindness in infants, especially due to the eye disease known as retinopathy of prematurity (ROP), are one of the most common types of claims in South Africa. The incidence of retinopathy of prematurity – a leading cause of blindness…

Provided By DSC Attorneys

Consumer Rights Day: Government goes after consumers when it should be targeting real criminals

The 15th of March is World Consumer Rights Day, which is aimed at raising awareness of the rights and needs of consumers. While the South...

by Free Market Foundation

Hostile takeovers and merger filing requirements – The end of the target firm’s ability to employ dilatory tactics?

On 5 January 2024, the Competition Commission (“the Commission”) published draft guidelines on the filing of merger notifications for hostile transactions (“the Draft Guidelines”). The Commission identified a need for a document setting out its approach in …

Provided By Adams & Adams

by Misha van Niekerk

What to look for in a Road Accident Fund attorney

When navigating the complexities of Road Accident Fund (RAF) claims in South Africa, the importance of choosing the right RAF attorney cannot be overstated. These...

Unfair dismissal of elderly: Seokwane v Bidvest Prestige Cleaning Services

Introduction: In South Africa, laws prohibit unfair discrimination in employment based on age. However, certain provisions allow for fair dismissal upon reaching the normal or agreed...

unfair dismissal

Navigating Force Majeure in South African contracts

Introduction Force Majeure is a contract clause that frees both parties from liability or obligation when an extraordinary event or circumstance is beyond the parties’ control....

by Robyn Shepherd

What does AJS offer its clients? Part III

Amazing functionality and incredible benefits that’s what! It was Mohammad Ali that said – “It’s not bragging if you can back it up.” And when you have something...

A lawyer ‘dodges a bullet’ after having relied on non-existent ChatGPT cases in court papers!

In a judgment of 20 February 2024, by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, a lawyer who had relied on case law generated by ChatGPT...

by Mtho Maphumulo

Navigating the path to equitable retirement in South Africa

While the impending introduction of the Two-Pot Retirement System marks a significant milestone in addressing the reality that only six per cent of South Africans...

Understanding securities registration and transfer in South Africa

In South Africa, the registration and transfer of securities play a crucial role in the functioning of companies and the broader financial market. Governed by...

by SchoemanLaw Inc

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