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Cancelling a contract in the face of a public social media outcry is not without risk
2nd February 2016 The possible brand damage to employers that can flow from inappropriate social media use by their employees is frequently highlighted. This is... →
Harvard Law School collaborates with local business, academic institutions and a law firm to address policy issues in Africa
27th January 2016 The Institute for Global Law and Policy (IGLP) at Harvard Law School has initiated a faculty development initiative with the University of Cape... →
Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group's Kenyan office advised Old Mutual on Two Rivers Mall transaction
21st January 2016 Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group’s Kenyan office recently advised Old Mutual Property on all legal aspects of their investment in the Two Rivers Mall,... →
Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group appoints African tax specialist
21st January 2016 Leading Pan-African law firm, Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group, has appointed Ulla Murphy to strengthen its Africa-wide tax offering. Murphy joins the... →
Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group assists to set aside a pilot project allowing fishing within the Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Area
13th January 2016 Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group, instructed by the Wildlands Conservation Trust, assisted the Friends of Tsitsikamma, in launching an urgent... →
Lucinda Verster is one of Global Competition Review’s top 40 antitrust specialists under 40 years old
11th December 2015 Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group's Lucinda Verster, a partner specialising in all aspects of competition law and regulation, has been included in the... →
An employer’s recourse against an employee’s social media blunders
7th December 2015 An employer does have recourse against employees whose social media blunders cause brand damage, or result in the disclosure of confidential... →
South Africa's Blue Economy
7th December 2015 The South African coastline stretches from the Namibian border on the west coast to the Mozambique border on the east coast. South Africa exercises... →
