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Legal liability insurance: An overview

In South Africa, legal liability insurance plays a pivotal economic role in the allocation of risk and maintenance of financial security and financial stability of its citizens. Legal Liability or Third Party insurance focuses on the negative elements in the form…

Provided By Adams & Adams

by Richard Wiers

Vicarious liability

Vicarious liability is “liability assigned to an employer or other principal for his agent’s or employee’s acts performed in the course of employment or other...

vicarious liability

Choosing the correct dispute resolution method for your business

Introduction Electing the most appropriate dispute resolution method may be the difference between your business surviving this challenge or failing. In many instances, business owners are not aware of the options at their disposal when resolving disputes.…

Provided By SchoemanLaw Inc

by Nicolene Schoeman-Louw

Ramaphosa signs Drugs and Drug Trafficking Amendment Act

The Drugs and Drug Trafficking Amendment Act has been signed. Parliament passed the Drugs and Drug Trafficking Amendment Bill and sent it to president Ramaphosa for...

Life partnership and inheritance – Know your rights!

It has become common practice for many heterosexual South African couples to live together for a significant period of time as married couples would, without...

by SchoemanLaw Inc

B-BBEE – Still an integral part of state organs’ preferential procurement policies

On 4 November 2022, the Minister of Finance (“the Minister”) issued new Preferential Procurement Regulations (“the new Regulations”) under the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act...

by Peter van Niekerk

A quick guide to the Small Claims Court in South Africa

The Small Claims Court provides fast and easy relief to get money owed to you without going through a long and litigious process. Small Claims...

by Kavita Kooverjee

Protected Disclosures Act: Interdicting the employer for ‘occupational detriments’

Introduction The Protected Disclosures Act 26 of 2000 (PDA), colloquially known as the whistle-blowing act, provides protection to whistle-blowers in the private and public sector who...

by Thabo Mohale

protected disclosures

Customer and banker relationship

In 2016, Nedbank requested certain information in respect of Houtbosplaas and TBS Alpha (its customers at the time) ostensibly pursuant to the provisions of the...

by Merilyn Kader

Keeping it simple: A disposition not made for value means no value at all

Insolvency proceedings will always be to the benefit of the creditors. When companies are liquidated or private persons are sequestrated, the property of the insolvent...

by Lanham-Love Galbraith-Van Reenen

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