How to Safeguard Your Digital Presence: A Simple Checklist for Website Compliance “It’s important to remember your competitor is only one mouse click away” (Doug Warner) Your website, social media
Category: PUBLIC LAW
Public Law include Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Criminal Law. These branches of law deal with the state’s relationship with its citizens, regulating the exercise of state power and protecting individual rights and freedoms.
Who Owns Your Employee’s Invention? Lessons from the “Please Call Me” SagaWho Owns Your Employee’s Invention? Lessons from the “Please Call Me” Saga
24 April 2024 is ‘World Intellectual Property Day’. It’s “an opportunity to explore how intellectual property (IP) encourages and can amplify the innovative and creative solutions that are so crucial
Property: Why Do You Need an Occupancy Certificate Before You Buy?Property: Why Do You Need an Occupancy Certificate Before You Buy?
“…there is no obligation on the [seller] to obtain an occupancy certificate and to furnish it to the [buyers]” (Extract from judgment below) Imagine this – you buy your dream
Budget Speech 2024 | How it affects you and your businessBudget Speech 2024 | How it affects you and your business
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s 2024 Budget Speech presents a mixed bag for taxpayers and businesses alike. While there are no major new taxes nor direct increases in personal
Estate Planning: Remember your Pets!Estate Planning: Remember your Pets!
“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” (Mahatma Gandhi) For many of us our pets are a
Can You Use Land Use Laws to Close Down a Neighbour’s Business?Can You Use Land Use Laws to Close Down a Neighbour’s Business?
“A bad neighbour is as great a calamity as a good one is a great advantage”. (Hesiod, poet of Ancient Greece) Your neighbour’s business is driving you to distraction. Perhaps
Did You Know that CV Liars Now Face Jail Time?Did You Know that CV Liars Now Face Jail Time?
“Fraud is a cancer that is crippling our country” (Supreme Court of Appeal in 2019) An all-too-common scenario in these times of high unemployment is job applicants who, desperate to