Case Studies
Proven Results
Our Legal Milestones
Upholding Finality in Litigation
Successfully defended an employee against a 27-month delayed rescission application[cite: 67]. We convinced the Labour Court that "excessive" delays without valid explanations frustrate the ends of justice[cite: 95, 126]. The court dismissed the employer's attempt to stall, ordering the matter to proceed to trial immediately[cite: 134].
Defending Procedural Rights
In a landmark case against Umso Construction, we successfully argued that economic necessity does not excuse a failure to follow fair retrenchment procedures[cite: 482, 484, 529]. We secured R122,000 in compensation and full legal costs for our client after proving a lack of meaningful consultation.
Protecting Communal Heritage
Successfully defended a farming enterprise's right to utilize communal land against an interdict. We established that historical land use for grazing and subsistence farming constitutes valid legal occupation.
R546k Arrear Salary Recovery
In a 6-year battle, we defeated an employer's strategy of financial exhaustion. The court ordered the immediate payment of over half a million Rand in back-pay for our client.
Securing Real Estate Assets
Representing the First Respondent, we successfully upheld a valid sale agreement in the High Court. By dismantling grounds for appeal, we secured our client's undisputed ownership of high-value Gauteng property.
Upholding Substantive Fairness
In a complex review against a logistics giant, we proved the client's dismissal was substantively unfair, securing the maximum allowed compensation of 12 months' salary.
Mandating Judicial Security
We successfully forced an employer to pay R244,800.00 in security as a condition for staying an arbitration award, ensuring our client's financial interests were protected during review.
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