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Further Unpacking Subrogation – the Don’ts

by Hamlet Heneke | Sep 23, 2020 | Insurance law, News, Publications

Short term insurance is regulated by the Short-Term Insurance Act no. 53 of 1998 as amended. The Policy holder (“Insured”) can insure various items, whether it be household contents, motor vehicles or personal items. Insurance is important, in the sense...

Understanding the Complexities of Insurance Law – The Quest for Making Better Choices

by Hamlet Heneke | Aug 18, 2020 | Insurance law, Publications

The principle of the contracting parties to an insurance contract must contract in good faith is an essential building block of an insurance contract. The same applies to non-indemnity insurance ( or “sommeversekering”), an example: life insurance policies which form...

Update: Business Interruption Insurance And The Covid 19 National Lockdown

by Raeesa Ebrahim Atkinson | Jul 3, 2020 | Commercial law, Insurance law, Publications

There has been enough said on the negative effects experienced in the commercial sector as a result of the Covid-19 National Lockdown. However, as we move through the various stages restrictions and inadvertently, peaks and troughs in productivity; it is important to...

#Covid-19: Am I Covered For Medical Expenses?

by Raeesa Ebrahim Atkinson | Apr 19, 2020 | Insurance law, Publications

If not by experience; we all have at least heard one recollection of an event from a friend, colleague or family member, where a medical aid scheme has rejected cover for a specified medicine or medical procedure. The Covid-19 virus and its associated heightened risk...

#Covid-19: Business Interruption And Public Liability Insurance

by Raeesa Ebrahim Atkinson | Apr 8, 2020 | Commercial law, Insurance law, Publications

On the backdrop of national lock-downs, government imposed sanitary measures and self-isolation; business owners are left with burning questions and neck-bending deliberations in relation to business survivability and contingency measures. How prepared are we? Have...

Workmens’ Compensation and Employees’ health and safety during #Covid19 #LockdownSA

by Hamlet Heneke | Apr 1, 2020 | Employment law, Insurance law, Publications

Amid the lockdown imposed in South Africa, the pressure on businesses who are still trading and operating due to being deemed an essential service is going to be immense, particularly small businesses that render essential services. To check whether your business is...

Further Unpacking Subrogation – the Don’ts

Understanding the Complexities of Insurance Law – The Quest for Making Better Choices

Update: Business Interruption Insurance And The Covid 19 National Lockdown

#Covid-19: Am I Covered For Medical Expenses?

#Covid-19: Business Interruption And Public Liability Insurance

Workmens’ Compensation and Employees’ health and safety during #Covid19 #LockdownSA

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