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  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:25 October 2017
  • Post category:Commercial law/Contracts/General legal tips and updates

If you have a smartphone, you probably use Whatsapp daily. This handy little app has 1,3 billion monthly active users, but is often controversial - sending your data to Facebook…

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Mediation: 3 leading misconceptions

  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:2 August 2017
  • Post category:Commercial law/Contracts/Employment law/General legal tips and updates/Trusts and wills/Uncategorized

Few clients request mediation of their attorney, and few attorneys advise their clients to consider mediation. Our clients often approach us when they feel that they have exhausted rational dialogue,…

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Read more about the article The enforcability of restraints of trade

The enforcability of restraints of trade

  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:25 January 2017
  • Post category:Commercial law/Contracts/Employment law/General legal tips and updates

Employing a key staff member can feel like risky business. They will get to know your clients, your systems, your "tricks of the trade". All well and good: you want…

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Read more about the article Exiting the exit agreement: a departing employee’s claims of coercion and duress

Exiting the exit agreement: a departing employee’s claims of coercion and duress

  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:1 April 2016
  • Post category:Contracts/Employment law

It happens with some regularity that an employee refers a dismissal dispute to the CCMA, and the employer arrives at the hearing bearing a termination agreement with the employee's signature. In it, the…

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Employee or independent contractor?

  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:11 October 2013
  • Post category:Commercial law/Contracts/Employment law

The question whether someone is an employee or an independent contractor is one which the courts and CCMA have had to consider time and again over many years. The issue…

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Making sense of legalese: the “whole agreement” clause

  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:4 September 2013
  • Post category:Commercial law/Contracts/General legal tips and updates

Almost any agreement you sign will conclude with a number of paragraphs, written in dense legalese, and often printed in very small letters. These concluding paragraphs are not only scarcely legible -…

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Decoding Legalese: Part 1 SEVERABILITY

  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:20 February 2013
  • Post category:Commercial law/Contracts/General legal tips and updates

Most written agreements end off with a number of “boilerplate” clauses, being the small print that is usually glossed over. These are standardised clauses which deal with general matters and…

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Decoding legalese – part 2: “entire agreement” clauses

  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:13 February 2013
  • Post category:Commercial law/Contracts/General legal tips and updates

This series of updates seeks to decode the legalese in some of the most common "boilerplate" clauses commonly found at the end of contracts. Another very common clause is the…

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Impossibility of Performance in the Workplace

  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:27 January 2013
  • Post category:Contracts/Employment law

Imagine that you own an optometry practice located in a busy shopping mall. A fellow tenant of the mall accuses your employee of theft, and the management of the mall…

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Making sense of Contracts – Presumptions in the Interpretation of Contracts

  • Post author:Camilla Rose
  • Post published:22 January 2013
  • Post category:Commercial law/Contracts/General legal tips and updates

Presumptions are aids for obtaining clarity when reading and applying the terms of written contracts. They originate from what is known to happen in the ordinary course, and generally promote…

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