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Meet the Newest Members of Our Legal Team

16 April 2026

We are proud to announce the continued growth of Weich & Kriel Inc. with the addition of two talented legal... professionals to our team. Their combined expertise strengthens our ability to deliver practical, solutions-focused legal support across key practice areas.

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Phrase it™. Own it™.

25 March 2026

Can influencers own their signature sayings? As AI makes imitation easier, we explore how South African law protects catchphrases.

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Your will may need a passport!

25 March 2026

Own assets abroad? A South African will alone may not protect them. Find out how to avoid delays, taxes, and... legal headaches.

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Labour law in the age of AI

24 March 2026

As digital disruption and AI reshape work, here’s how employers can stay compliant with labour law.

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Before the hammer falls: Key tips for auction buyers

24 March 2026

Think before you bid! Auction homes may look like a steal, but hidden debts, “as is” conditions, and eviction risks... can cost more than the hammer hits.

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AI is rewriting the M&A playbook

24 March 2026

AI is changing both what gets bought in mergers & acquisitions and how deals get done.

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Meet the Newest Members of Our Legal Team

16 April 2026

Article

Phrase it™. Own it™.

25 March 2026

Can influencers own their signature sayings? As AI makes imitation easier, we explore how South African law protects catchphrases.

Article

Your will may need a passport!

25 March 2026

Own assets abroad? A South African will alone may not protect them. Find out how to avoid delays, taxes, and... legal headaches.

Article

Labour law in the age of AI

24 March 2026

As digital disruption and AI reshape work, here’s how employers can stay compliant with labour law.

Article

Before the hammer falls: Key tips for auction buyers

24 March 2026

Think before you bid! Auction homes may look like a steal, but hidden debts, “as is” conditions, and eviction risks... can cost more than the hammer hits.

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