Our lawyers are regulaly featured on radio stations where they provide unique insights into legal matters
These interviews offer listeners a deep dive into various legal topics, cases, and expert opinions and serve as a valuable source of information and demystifying some complex legal issues. Our lawyers, with their expertise, engage in thoughtful discussions on air, making the law accessible and understandable for all.
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Does a mental health issue excuse workplace performance issues
Ayesha Karjieker and Chantell De Gouveia, Associates in the Employment Law practice, were recently featured on Hot FM and SAfm, respectively, where they discussed an important question: Does a mental health issue excuse workplace performance issues?
AI gone rogue Are employers liable when workplace AI harms employees
Safee-Naaz Siddiqi, Senior Associate in the Knowledge Management practice, recently joined Jimmy Moyaha on SAfm to discuss risks and challenges employers face in the AI era.
CDH’s deployment of two industry-leading GenAI legal platforms: Harvey and Legora.
Retha Beerman, Director and Practice Head of Knowledge Management, recently joined John Maytham on 702/CapeTalk to discuss CDH’s deployment of two industry-leading GenAI legal platforms: Harvey and Legora.
When debt disables: Evaluating financial distress as incapacity or defence in employment law
Malesela Letwaba, Senior Associate in the Employment Law practice recently joined Jeremy Maggs on Hot102.7 to discuss 'When debt disables: Evaluating financial distress as incapacity or defence in Employment Law.'
Employers may soon be prohibited from asking jobseekers for payslips before offer
Sashin Naidoo, Associate in the Employment Law practice recently joined Dudu Ramela on MoneywebNow to discuss 'Employers may soon be prohibited from asking jobseekers for payslips before offer.'
South Africa's Spam Epidemic: Will recent POPIA amendments make a difference?
Sadia Rizvi, Associate in the Corporate & Commercial practice recently joined Bongiwe Zwane on SAfm to discuss 'South Africa’s Spam Epidemic – will recent POPIA amendments make a difference?’
Ignore me at your peril: Protecting vulnerable groups in eviction matters
Dipuo Titipana, Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice recently joined Koketso Sachane on SAfm where he discussed 'Ignore me at your peril: Protecting vulnerable groups in eviction matters – Supreme Court ruling reshapes eviction proceedings.
No hiding from tax debt: court backs SARS in major legal win
Heinrich Louw, Director in the Tax & Exchange Control, was recently featured on Channel Africa, where he discussed 'No hiding from tax debt: court backs SARS in major legal win.'
Municipalities in crisis: can South Africa fix the status of its municipalities
Charles Green, an Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice, was recently featured on Channel Africa, where he shared insights on 'Municipalities in crisis: can South Africa fix the status of its municipalities?'
The importance of conducting office disciplinary hearings correctly
Yvonne Mkefa, Director in the Employment Law practice, recently joined DJ Sbu on Radio 2000 to discuss the importance of conducting office disciplinary hearings correctly to avoid legal consequences for employees.
Should a sick note from a traditional healer be recognised at work
Thato Makoaba, Associate in the Employment Law practice, recently joined Asanda Beda on Channel Africa to discuss 'Should a sick note from a traditional healer be recognised at work?'
New earnings threshold effective 1 April 2025
Malesela Letwaba, Senior Associate in the Employment Law practice, recently joined Bongiwe Zwane on SAfm to discuss the 'New earnings threshold effective 1 April 2025.'