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Protecting your creative ideas and copyrights

Zanele Ngakane, Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice, features on YFM's The Shakedown to discuss protecting your creative ideas and copyrights. Zanele Ngakane features every Tuesday on The Shakedown (between 13h30 and 14h00) to get you LawyeredUp on various legal issues.

2 Aug 2019 19:38 Minutes Podcast
Protecting your creative ideas and copyrights

Protecting your creative ideas and copyrights

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Protecting your creative ideas and copyrights

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Zanele Ngakane, Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice, features on YFM's The Shakedown to discuss protecting your creative ideas and copyrights. Zanele Ngakane features every Tuesday on The Shakedown (between 13h30 and 14h00) to get you LawyeredUp on various legal issues.

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