
About this episode
On this episode of the Cox Yeats Podcast, the discussion focuses on the construction Mafia. Peter Barnard, Sunil Hansjee and Claudelle Pretorious give insight into the legalities relating to the business, labour and contract management in this context.
Peter Barnard is a lead partner in the construction and engineering law arena and has become an industry leader in construction and procurement dispute resolution, both in litigation and alternate dispute resolution forums.
Peter handles commercial litigation and specialises in procurement and built environment disputes.He has handled disputes arising from a wide range of construction and engineering projects across Africa. Additionally, he has developed a specialization in procurement law and represents.
Sunil Hansjee is a recognised attorney and partner at Cox Yeats Attorneys with expertise in Employment Law, Litigation, and Occupational Health and Safety.
Sunil's specialisation lies in providing comprehensive legal advice to employer clients on a wide range of complex employment and labour matters. His areas of focus include discipline, organisational restructuring, employee incapacity, incompatibility, section 197 business transfers, collective bargaining, and restraint of trade issues.
Claudelle Pretorious skilfully navigates the key challenges in complex contractual arrangements, compliance with stringent regulations, manages disputes that may arise during projects, handles project delays, payment disputes, protection of intellectual property, manages subcontractor relationships, and addresses potential corruption risks and non-performance issues.
The Cox Yeats Podcast is legal content podcast.
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Host: Nongcebo Vukile McKenzie
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