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Justice delayed is justice denied
29th April 2025 While the Labour Relations Act (LRA) and labour-related common law provide heavy protections for employee rights, the law provides very little... →
Exploring Suretyship: Capacity, Liabilities, and Types of Sureties
29th April 2025 In legal practice, any individual who can contract can enter into a suretyship agreement. However, if the person acting as the surety lacks the... →
Beyond the Traditional: Execution of Judgments Through Attachment of Bank Accounts
29th April 2025 The execution of court-issued judgments in South Africa remains a vital process to ensure that legal victories translate into practical outcomes.... →
Leading senior lawyer joins Fluxmans team
29th April 2025 Fluxmans is pleased to announce the appointment of Peter van Niekerk, one of South Africa’s leading litigation and dispute resolution attorneys, as... →
Understanding employers’ pension fund obligations: Directors’ personal liability for unpaid pension contributions
29th April 2025 In today’s challenging economic climate, many companies face financial distress and even insolvency. However, recent legal developments make it... →
What steps can I take if someone registers a domain name that is too similar to mine?
29th April 2025 In today’s digital-first business world, your domain name is more than just a web address—it’s a critical part of your brand identity. But what... →
Wrapping up lives, not estates
25th April 2025 No matter how busy life gets, it’s important to prioritise what we love. This includes making time to spend with the people we care about. But have... →
South Africa: Next steps for designated employers following publication of the Employment Equity regulations and sectoral targets
24th April 2025 The new Employment Equity Regulations, 2025 (General Administrative EE Regulations) and final sectoral numerical targets (collectively, the 2025... →
Withdrawing the VAT increase is good news for business, but …
24th April 2025 Last week it was still all systems go for the VAT rate to increase to 15.5% on 1 May 2025. This morning South African businesses and consumers woke... →
South Africa: POPIA Regulations get a makeover
24th April 2025 The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) Regulations have just received a facelift, with the Information Regulator publishing amendments... →
