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Insights into Law: Articles, Analysis, and Legal Perspectives


SUCCESSION PLANNING: WHEN “WE KNOW WHAT TO DO” IS NOT THE PROBLEM
If you have been meaning to “get your succession plan sorted” but it keeps slipping down the priority list, you are not alone. In our day-to-day work we see a consistent pattern: business owners and families generally understand what succession planning is, but the plan never gets properly executed. Documents remain unsigned, share registers are outdated, key agreements are missing, and crucial conversations are postponed until a crisis forces everyone’s hand. The irony is
Jan 27


KNOW YOUR RIGHTS AT A ROADBLOCK: WHAT EVERY DRIVER IN SOUTH AFRICA SHOULD UNDERSTAND
As we enter the festive season, many people behave as though the road laws are also on holiday. In reality, this is exactly when our traffic laws should be taken most seriously to ensure a safe and stress-free break for everyone. Law enforcement shares this concern, which is why roadblocks are a frequent sight during December. For most motorists, being pulled over by the police can feel intimidating - but understanding your rights and responsibilities can ensure a safe, lawfu
Dec 9, 2025


JOHANNESBURG’S HAILSTORMS AND FLOODING: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE CLAIMING FROM YOUR INSURER
Johannesburg has recently experienced severe weather conditions which have impacted homes, vehicles, and businesses across the city. During events like these, most people turn immediately to their insurance policies, hoping their cover will provide them with much needed relief. However, before rushing into the claims process, it’s essential to understand what you are covered for, how to protect your rights as an insured person, and what to do if your claim is unfairly reject
Dec 2, 2025


POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT IN TENDER CORRUPTION IN SOUTH AFRICA
Tender corruption has become one of the most pressing governance challenges in South Africa, undermining transparency, fairness, and public trust in the state. At its core, tender corruption occurs when public procurement processes are manipulated so that government contracts are awarded based on favouritism, bribery, or political influence rather than merit, capacity, or compliance with legal requirements. This practice distorts competition and diverts resources away from es
Nov 18, 2025


THE LEGAL JUNGLE: EXOTIC ANIMAL OWNERSHIP IN JOHANNESBURG
Exotic animal ownership in South Africa, particularly in the Johannesburg metropolitan area, occupies a fraught and controversial space...
May 13, 2025


UNDERSTANDING COMMON LEGAL MISCONCEPTIONS: INSIGHTS FROM A CANDIDATE ATTORNEY'S JOURNEY
As I embark on my two-year-long journey as a candidate attorney, I've come to realise that there are numerous misconceptions surrounding...
Mar 11, 2025


THE ROLE OF NON-PROFITS IN JOHANNESBURG’S RECOVERY: A CALL TO ACTION
In a city grappling with unprecedented challenges, from infrastructure decay to service delivery failures, the role of civil society...
Jan 14, 2025


NAVIGATING MUNICIPAL DISPUTES: A GUIDE TO RESOLVING ISSUES WITH THE CITY OF JOHANNESBURG
Disputes with municipal services can be challenging and frustrating, particularly when dealing with the City of Johannesburg (COJ). As...
Dec 3, 2024
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