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Restraint of trade agreements: Does an employer waive its restraints when dismissing an employee?

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Professor Hugo Pienaar
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Alex van Greuning
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Reeshalya Naidoo
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Thomson Wilks Attorneys expands footprint through merger with former office of Eversheds Sutherland Durban

Stephen Thomson, founder and director of Thomson Wilks, says that the merger presents many advantages for both firms. “The strong team in Durban provides the critical mass Thomson Wilks has been seeking in Durban for some time and allows us to deliver a broader, more comprehensive offering to clients in KwaZulu-Natal.”

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HPCSA’S new Ethical Rules: AI use and End-Of-Life Decisions

The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) has issued revised ethical guidelines affecting two central areas of practice.

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Mining and Traditional Leadership in South Africa: Consultation, Consent and Project Certainty

South Africa’s mining projects turn on regulatory certainty, predictable timelines, and sustained social legitimacy.

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King V Has Arrived: A New Level of Corporate Governance in South Africa

After nine years under King IV, the South African corporate governance landscape has entered a new chapter. On 31 October 2025, the Institute of Directors in South Africa (IoDSA) and the King Committee released King V.

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South Africa’s FATF Delisting: A Global Benchmark and a Local Challenge

On 24 October 2025, South Africa officially exited the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list after just under three years of intensive reform.

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Unpacking the New Gender-Neutral Parental Leave Entitlements

Friday, 3 October 2025 marked legal victory, both for Werner and Ika van Wyk, and for the Commission for Gender Equality, who together challenged the care giving leave provisions in the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (and the correlative benefits in the Unemployment Insurance Act) as being unconstitutional insofar as they conflicted with parents’ human rights in the Constitution to equality (section 9 of the Constitution) and to dignity (section 10 of the Constitution).

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