Demystifying rooftop solar: Understanding the legalities

The dangers of social media use in the workplace

Advancements in technological gadgets such as smart phones and laptops, as well as the recent breakthroughs made in artificial intelligence, have undoubtedly made our lives easier by enabling us to access information seemingly at the speed oflight. 

Arbitration on top or a comeback for the courts?

A key discussion point at the inaugural Johannesburg Arbitration Week was the expansion of the use of international arbitration to resolve commercial disputes in Africa. In many instances this has been at the expense of the courts, with parties increasingly preferring to arbitrate rather than litigate.   

Implementation of South Africa’s clean hydrogen ambition

Jackwell Feris, Director and the Sector Head for Industrials, Manufacturing & Trade, and Priscilla Brandt, Candidate Attorney, were featured in Engineering News where they discussed the Implementation of South Africa’s clean hydrogen ambition.

Chambers and Partners' Private Equity Global Practice Guides 2024

We are pleased to announce our contribution to Chambers and Partners' Private Equity Global Practice Guides 2024.

Breaking barriers: Navigating nuance in employment equity

In the matter of Solidarity OBO Erasmus v Eskom Holdings SOC LTD (C1001/18) ZALCCT 18 (24 May 2024) the applicant, Erasmus, had been employed by the respondent, Eskom, since 1988. In 2004, Erasmus was promoted to project manager, and in 2017, he was transferred to his current position as the senior advisor outage co-ordinator.

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