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Durban - Law firm Cox Yeats Attorneys has grown exponentially over the years since moving from the Durban CBD to uMhlanga in 2010.

Cox Yeats Attorneys is pleased to announce that 7 lawyers have been included in the 2020 Edition of The Best Lawyers in South Africa. Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence.

BOUTIQUE KZN law firm Cox Yeats Attorneys recently moved to a new purpose built architecturally designed building in the heart of the uMhlanga Ridge precinct.

KwaZulu-Natal boutique law firm Cox Yeats says its relocation to its a purpose-built office on the Ridge is significant step for the company and the realisation of a long-term goal to grow its people and expertise, thereby boosting its legal offering.

Having offered specialised legal services for 55 years, boutique law firm Cox Yeats has just moved to fabulous, custom-built new premises

There is something of a recurring joke in the sitcom, “How I Met Your Mother”, that Ted and Barney should buy a bar. And why not? Cheap drinks, no last call; it’ll be legen … wait for it …   It’s with a similar mindset that many people approach starting a business. It’s an exciting […]

Debts prescribe. In simple terms, this means that you lose the right to collect the debt, from the individual or entity that was indebted to you, as the debt no longer exists. Prescription is governed by the Prescription Act 68 of 1969 and is designed to bring finality to disputes.  The general rule is that […]

There has been a flurry of news articles in recent weeks concerning an apparent challenge to the status quo in the B-BBEE landscape, especially in relation to ownership through trusts. In a nutshell, the fledgling B-BBEE Commission has indicated that more than half of the existing structures of trust ownership might amount to ‘fronting’.    […]

Cox Yeats is pleased to have received a Level 2 Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) rating in 2019. This is a significant improvement on the Level 4 rating that was achieved in 2018.