You’ve protected your future. But have you told your family what happens next?
Many of us spend years putting the right financial protections in place. We insure our cars, protect our homes, take out life cover, save for
Many of us spend years putting the right financial protections in place. We insure our cars, protect our homes, take out life cover, save for
Labour matters rank highest among the everyday legal questions that South Africans are asking, according to data aggregated by My AI Lawyer, an artificial intelligence (AI)
By Michael Evans, consultant, Thomas Karberg, senior associate and Lula Grant, candidate attorney, Webber Wentzel On 2 July 2026, the Constitutional Court affirmed the fundamental
By Hylton Cameron, Director at BDO South Africa South African investors and cryptocurrency users face a complex and shifting legal landscape as competing court rulings have
By Shawn van der Meulen, partner and Kelton Miller, associate, at Webber Wentzel* A decade of uncertainty: resolved For over a decade, the question of
• The firm has been shortlisted for Litigation and Dispute Resolution Team of the Year, Restructuring Team of the Year and Partner of the Year.
According to Statistics South Africa, approximately 21% of South Africans over the age of 16 and older will experience a civil dispute during their lifetime. While these
By Richard Hoal, Partner, Cox Yeats State contracts are frequently set aside by courts because proper procurement procedures were not followed. What happens to the
Fixed-term employment contracts are a familiar feature of the modern workplace, offering flexibility to employers and defined periods of engagement for employees. In principle, these
As South Africa marks the second anniversary of the tragic George building collapse today, the nation’s attention is once again drawn to the aftermath of