A recent judgment handed down by the Kwazulu-Natal division of the high court has found one of Durban’s most prestigious and oldest law firms liable

If you are considering whether to accept an offer of partnership at a law firm, it is crucial to keep in mind that partnership comes

Our law has historically required fault (culpa) on the part of a wrongdoer who is sued for harm caused to a third party. This is

A recent judgment handed down by the Supreme Court of Appeal, Meyers v MEC, Department of Health, Eastern Cape 2020 (3) SA 337 (SCA), has

With the whole country under lockdown, having now moved from Stage 5 to Stage 4, many people are asking whether the regulations passed in terms

In an article dated 5 February 2020, I focused attention on two recent judgments dealing with the hate speech provisions of Section 16(2) of the

A recent judgment by a full bench of the Kwazulu-Natal High Court has revitalized the debate whether an amendment to a pleading should be allowed

Two recent judgments have revealed a schism in our law in its approach to free speech versus hate speech. Before analyzing the judgments, it is

A recent judgment by Unterhalter J in the Gauteng Local Division of the High Court has revived the tension in our law as to whether