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Competing rights: different mineral, same land
Our Director Nina Greyling's article has been published on Mining Weekly and BizCommunity.com
Constitutional Court declares the Public Procurement Act 28 of 2024 invalid
On 17 September 2026, the Constitutional Court declared the Public Procurement Act 28 of 2024 (“the Act”) unconstitutional and invalid following a challenge by the Western Cape Government.
20th Annual Competition Law, Economics and Policy Conference
We attended the 20th Annual Competition Law, Economics and Policy Conference which took place on Thursday and Friday this week, as part of the 11th African Competition and Economic Regulation (ACER) Week. The theme was "Competition policy for structural transformation, aiming to build inclusive, resilient, and competitive African markets".
Anthony Norton featured on Financial Mail
AI and the law: The phantom menace As AI gains ground in the legal sphere, where should lawyers and judges draw the line between useful tool and legal liability?
Congested court rolls highlight the benefits of mediation
A recently published bulletin highlights the significant lead times for hearings before the South Gauteng High Court, due to congestion of the court rolls.
France’s decisive example in protecting kids from social media harm Children in France under 15 are banned from access to sites such as TikTok, whether their parents agree or not
Our Melissa Steele and Alexandra Harris' article re children in France under 15 being banned from access to certain sites.
African Law & Business features Nortons Inc. Mediation Hub
Nortons Incorporated launches mediation practice The firm has added the service to its offering as South Africa continues to explore mediation as an alternative dispute resolution option.