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22 Jun 2022

South Africa: the growth in foreign remote working

Helen Wilsenach argues employers must approach foreign remote working with caution

14 Jun 2022

Iran: the specter of a little-known genocide

Hamid Enayat explores the repercussions and impunity over a mass killing in Iran's prisons

10 May 2022

South Africa: options for employees injured by vaccinations

Talita Laubscher and Melissa Cogger explore how employees may be entitled to compensation from employers if they suffer injury, illness or death following a covid vaccination

1 May 2022

The legal aftermath of the Trump-Twitter saga

Cameron Tousi assesses the legal battle against Twitter following Donald Trump's ban

24 Apr 2022

How to deal with Texas businesses without getting sued

David Coale explores when a Texas-based court can exercise jurisdiction over an out-of-state defendant

1 Apr 2022

Loss and liberty: Ridley v Dubai Islamic Bank PJSC

Chris Atkinson examines a case where a man's liberty turned on litigation.

29 Mar 2022

The legal CEO

Francesc Dominguez argues that a 'legal CEO' can drive a firm's success

14 Mar 2022

Sudan coup: implications for international law and the legal profession

Yassin Osman assesses the legal threats of Sudan's counter-revolutionary coup in 2021 and how the legal profession can help