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The Constitutional Court delivers a reassuring and defining message in its judgment of Famous Idea Trading 4 v Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS) – a medical scheme’s decisions are not administrative actions simply because they operate in a public space. The case involved a courier pharmacy company which lost out on a lucrative contract with […]
The South African mergers and acquisitions landscape continues to evolve, shaped by a robust regulatory framework and increasing scrutiny on transaction structuring, competition considerations, and disclosure requirements. The latest ICLG Mergers & Acquisitions – South Africa chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the legal principles governing M&A activity in the jurisdiction. It covers key areas […]
In the corporate world, the way transactions are authorised is not mere red tape; it is the cornerstone of accountability, transparency, and compliance. Yet, in South Africa, many boards and shareholders treat it as an afterthought. The consequences of getting it wrong can be devastating, including invalidating transactions, personal liability for directors, and crippling shareholder […]
Cox Yeats has been honoured in the 17th edition of the Best Lawyers in South Africa, with lawyers from across its national offices recognised for their outstanding expertise. This achievement highlights the firm’s depth of specialist expertise and its ongoing commitment to delivering high-calibre legal counsel across key practice areas. It also underscores the professional […]
Mergers and acquisitions continue to shape South Africa’s corporate landscape, with businesses navigating an evolving regulatory framework, competition laws, and sector-specific compliance requirements. Understanding these complexities is crucial for successful deal execution and risk management. Cox Yeats is proud to contribute to the latest ICLG Mergers & Acquisitions 2025 guide, providing insights into South Africa’s […]
Records indicate that almost 85% of South Africans depend on the public health care system. Back in 2019/2020, the National Department of Health estimated that the spend on public health care was about R220 billion with R250 billion being spent on private health care which services about 15% of South Africans. The disparity between the […]
The interpretation of prescribed minimum benefit (PMB) regulations, which the Council for Medical Schemes (the Council) has adopted has been, and still is, the subject of much debate. This has predominantly involved Regulations 8(1) and 8(2) relating to the “pay in full” and “designated service provider” provisions. Regulation 10(6) is, however, also relevant, perhaps more […]
