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A failed polygraph does not justify dismissal
23rd May 2013 The Labour Court, in Mustek Ltd v Tsabadi NO & Others, was recently confronted with a dismissal based solely on polygraph test results. After... →
Access denied: Competition Commission’s right to restrict information confirmed
22nd April 2013 The Competition Tribunal has directed what information the Competition Commission need not disclose to companies accused of anti-competitive... →
Construction, collusion, consequences – companies take note
19th April 2013 The focus of the Namibian Competition Commission is likely to be on its construction industry in the not too distant future. This follows the South... →
Norton Rose announces six director promotions in South Africa
19th April 2013 Leading international legal practice, Norton Rose, is proud to announce the promotion of six South African associates to directorship. New... →
Norton Rose and Munich Re provide valuable insights into African insurance markets
22nd March 2013 At the end of February, Norton Rose South Africa (soon to be Norton Rose Fulbright) invited Junior John Ngulube, lauded CEO of Munich Reinsurance... →
Leading legal practice wins top spot in first annual search by GTR Africa leaders in trade
7th March 2013 Norton Rose, leading international law firm, has secured the number one spot in GTR’s inaugural search for the best trade finance institutions in... →
Another court blow for Cricket South Africa
29th January 2013 During December 2012, the high court ordered Cricket South Africa (CSA) to pay R1.64 million to Sandown Travel (Pty) Limited, a travel agency which... →
Cartels face hefty fines and prison sentences worldwide
18th January 2013 A glance back at 2012 suggests that companies and executives who engage in price fixing, market allocation and bid rigging can expect to face... →
