NUM says nationalisation should be broader
28 August 2010Reprieve for sacked workers
25 August 2010Law Can Help Art World Plagued By Fraud
25 August 2010Read all about the Information Bill - while you still can
15 August 2010More news
State secrecy bill returns, worse than ever
Dario Milo, a partner at Webber Wentzel has his article on how the Protection of Information Bill is back in play – with much fear on the part of journalists, published in the Sunday Times Review.
11 July 2010Sunlight and not secrecy: the Mail & Guardian's successful access to information cases
08 July 2010Getting the Deal Through: Dominance 2010
Daryl Dingley and Desmond Rudman contributed the South African sections of Global Competition Review's Getting the Deal Through: Dominance 2010.
24 May 2010More articles
- Webber Wentzel steers Cape Town BRT system into a new phase
- AFGRI Limited
- MA Automotive South Africa (Pty) Ltd
- Webber Wentzel acts for Dema Resources in Shanduka's acquisition of a controlling stake in Incwala Resources
- Webber Wentzel advises Anglo American in $1.3 billion deal
- Webber Wentzel acts for CEPPWAWU
- Webber Wentzel secures payment for Implats
- Altech BEE deal
- Danone to acquire 100% of Danone Clover joint-venture in South Africa
- Results of Super Group Rights Offer
- Adcock Ingram Holdings Limited BEE Transaction
Quo Vadis the South African mining industry?
Peter Leon, Partner and Co-Head of Mining, Natural Resources and Environmental Law, Webber Wentzel Chair, Mining Law Committee, International Bar Association to Miners from the Frontiers Conference Macquarie Connections Macquarie Capital (Europe) Limited Grange St. Paul's Hotel London 1 September 2010
01 September 2010ICSID Tribunal awards South African Government 7.5 per cent of its Euro 5.33m costs claim
The Claimants have noted the South African Government's media release of 5 August 2010 announcing the conclusion of the international arbitral proceedings which the Claimants had initiated against the Government in November 2006.
06 August 2010Anonymous hotline most effective way to uncover cartel behaviour
Webber Wentzel, one of the leading law firms in Africa said today that the quickest and most efficient way for companies to indentify cartel behaviour- and avoid hefty fines - was to set up an anonymous hotline for their employees.
19 July 2010Guide to the World’s Leading Women in Business Law 2010
Brigette Baillie, Karen Couzyn and Pamela Stein, all Partners at Webber Wentzel, have been nominated for inclusion in the Guide to the World’s Leading Women in Business Law 2010.
08 July 2010
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