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Introduction Copyright protection, in South Africa, grants the creator of specific works exclusive rights to perform certain acts in terms of the Copyright Act No, 98 of 1978 (“the Act”).

Click play and join Jean-Louis Nel (Admitted Attorney at Tax Consulting SA) and our very own Cannabusiness legal specialist, Brett Pollack, as they insightfully unpack discussions on the #CannabisIndustry in South Africa,

Starting a business? Legal expert, Eitan Stern, breaks down everything you’ll need to know when starting a small business in South Africa. Watch it here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_J9tnDkxzw&ab_channel=ExpressoShow

Have you ever wanted to open a theatre production? If so, it's important to know the legal ins and outs! Eitan Stern joined Expresso Morning Show to discuss just that. Watch

Introduction As an influencer, your bread and butter is made from your clients regularly engaging you to create content for them. Whether it’s in the form of photographs, social media

Your online platform is about to be up and ready, and you are excited to become the new Amazon in South Africa. Suddenly you remember that just like any other

Since the lockdown, many people have chosen to become online content creators as a means of generating income safely from their home. However, while being a creator can be fun

While we love to indulge in the fantasy and escapism made possible by the exciting world of gaming, we rarely spare a thought for the legalities surrounding games while we're

As of last month, all restaurants and fast-food outlets in South Africa face a costly set of new rules forcing them to pay higher wages.  With many people fearing this

Introduction The Minister of Labour and Employment recently extended a Collective Agreement of the Bargaining Council for Fast Food Restaurant Catering and Allied Trades (“BCFFRCAT”) to non-parties. As a result,

WhatsApp is part of our day to day lives, but their recent Ts&Cs update has started a mass debate on whether to continue using it or not. Eitan Stern, sat

Introduction If you think Whatsapp™’s recent changes to their privacy policy are scary, wait until you remember that SA has some of the most unfettered data-interception laws in the world,