Blog Articles
Important business strategies for company succession
The recent pandemic has been an eye opener when it comes to company continuity. What will happen if one or more of the shareholders die or become disabled, and where does their portion of the shares go?
Sarcasm, gossip and condescending eye-contact – return of the workforce to physical office
When hard lockdown was enforced in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, businesses or organisations that were able to continue rendering services adopted a new work method. This new method includes moving from office-based workplaces to home offices, and adopting working-from-home policies in support of the new work method.
Solving disputes between parties by virtue of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) instead of the traditional legalistic route
The advantage of arbitration, conciliation and mediation in resolving disputes is that it is an informal process and not governed by Court Rules or the Law of Evidence. To comprehend the benefits of any alternative dispute mechanism, it is important to understand the meaning of mediation and arbitration.
What you need to know about the Master of the High Court
Although the scope of application for the Master’s offices is vast, their most notable role is certainly their involvement in deceased estates, trusts, insolvent estates and assistance given to minors.
The legal nature of Co-operatives in South Africa
A co-operative is a registered entity that provides services or products to its members.
Telemarketing and the POPI Act – A simple guide
Cold calling is a business practice mostly used to create leads in the telemarketing industry and other industries, as well as to market products to consumers who may not have exposure to other forms of electronic communication such as email.