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  Contract drafting in favour of the layperson

  Tags: Candidate Attorney, Contract, contract drafting, Contract Requirements, Contracts, drafting, Drafting Contracts, Kathleen Mukheibir, Layperson, Plain English, Plain English Movement, requirements for a valid contract, Schoemanlaw, Schoemanlaw Inc.
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  The Voetstoots Clause

  Tags: Attorneys, Candidate Attorney, Contract, contract law, conveyancing, conveyancing and property law, Kathleen Mukheibir, property, property law, Schoemanlaw, SchoemanLaw Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc., Voetstoets, Voetstoets Clause
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  #Metoo – what comes next?

  Tags: EEA, Employment Equity Act, Harassment, Kathleen Mukheibir, labour, labour law, Labour Relations Act, Schoemanlaw, SchoemanLaw Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc., Sexual Harassment, Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
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  Contempt of court. That’s just criminal. Isn’t it?

  Tags: Candidate Attorney, civil, civil litigation, Civil proceedings, Contempt, Contempt of Court, Kathleen Mukheibir, Schoemanlaw, Schoemanlaw Inc Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc.
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  When can you be held personally liable within your company and how can this be brought about?

  Tags: Candidate Attorney, commercial law, company law, corporate veil, directors, Kathleen Mukheibir, piercing the corporate veil, Schoemanlaw Inc Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc.