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  The In Duplum Rule – How far does it Go? Limited to Credit Agreements – or Not?

  Tags: credit agreements, in duplum, maximum interest, Nicolene Schoeman – Louw, Schoemanlaw, Schoemanlaw Inc Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc.
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  Schools Closed! To Reopen on Announced Timeline 

  Tags: access to education, attorney, Covid-19, Education, Free will, Health and Safety, news, Professional Assitsant, Raeesa Atkinson, Raeesa Ebrahim, Raeesa Ebrahim Atkinson, right to education, right to to health, Schoeman Law Inc Attorneys, SchoemanLaw Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc., Schools
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  The National Sport and Recreation Amendment Bill – Restructuring Recreation?

  Tags: Jared Poole, SchoemanLaw Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc., Sport Recreation
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  #Covid19, Construction and Lockdown – how are these living together?

  Tags: Construction, Covid 19 Construction, Nicolene Schoeman – Louw, Schoemanlaw, SchoemanLaw Inc Attroneys, Schoemanlaw Inc., Suspension of Works
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  Where does a Company Reside and Why does it Matter?
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  Unlawful Credit Agreements

  Tags: Bad Credit, Candidate Attorney, Credit, Credit Agreement, national credit act, Petrus Khumalo, Schoemanlaw Inc Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc., The NCA, Unlawful Credit, Unlawful Credit Agreement
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  Appointing a Third-Party Arbitrator Before Resorting to Dismissal

  Tags: dismissal, Jared, Jared Poole, Retrenchment, Schoemanlaw, SchoemanLaw Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc., third-party arbitrator
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  Construction Guarantees – when does the contractor have the right to interfere with the employer’s claim?

  Tags: construction guarantees, construction law, Nicolene Schoeman – Louw, Schoemanlaw, Schoemanlaw Inc Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc.
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  Privacy During #LockdownSA – A Slippery Slope or A Key to Public Health?

  Tags: attorney, breach of privacy, companies, Constitution, COV, COVID, Covid-19, GDPR, General Data Protection Regulations, infected, infected person, Information Regulator, lawfulness, lawyer, Lombard, mass surveillance, mobile tracking, pandemic, POPI, POPIA, Privacy, protection of personal information Act, Reenen, Reenen Lombard, SARS, SARS-CoV-19, schoeman, Schoemanlaw Inc., state of emergency, surveillance, track and trace
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  #COVID-19: How Darwin, A Pangolin, and A Virus have Impacted the Fiduciary Duties of Directors

  Tags: Carona, CARONOA, CIPC, companies act, Companies and Intellectual Property Commission, COVID, Covid-19, Darwin, epicure, Glutton Club, insolvency, lockdown, Lombard, pandemic, pangolin, personally liable, Reckless Trading, Reenen, Reenen Lombard, s77(3)(b) of the Companies Act, Schoeman Law, Schoemanlaw Inc., State of Disaster, uncertainty, Virus, wet-market

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