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February 26th, 2019
Introducing O’Reilly Law’s unique 8 #LegalSolutionsFramework.
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Introduction
It is extremely frustrating when a contracting party isn’t keeping up with their end of the deal.
Simply put, a breach of contract, means an unjustifiable failure or refusal to perform in terms of an agreement. When this happens, the innocent party may be entitled to either cancellation of the agreement and claim damages, alternatively demand specific performance. The strategy and forum you choose at this stage is key in terms of cost-efficiency and overall risk management.
Learn MoreNovember 19th, 2018
Join O’Reilly Law Inc!
Commercial Law Associate
O’Reilly Law is a boutique commercial law firm, established the 1st of September 2018. Built on NewLaw principles, we deliver quality and cost-effective commercial law solutions to SME’s, Entrepreneurs and Growth Companies. We are on a mission to be a leading legal champion for business owners in South Africa.
Learn MoreNovember 7th, 2018
It’s that time of the year again, when business owners find themselves immersed in paperwork, planning year-end parties or a family get-together and on top of that pushing to collect payments and closing out last niggling projects.
Learn MoreNovember 5th, 2018
Introduction
Successful business owners understand that the businesses they run today rarely resemble the business they started.
Learn MoreOctober 18th, 2018
We’re hiring!
Legal Office Assistant
We are looking for a presentable, out- going individual who will think outside the box and be hands-on administratively in the company.
Learn More
September 13th, 2018
Introduction.
Many businesses fail to realise that in this information age, intangible assets are as valuable and important (if not more), as physical assets. Additionally, a common misconception by new business owners is that a registration of a company is enough to protect and secure the business name as a trade mark.
Learn More
February 26th, 2019
Introducing O’Reilly Law’s unique 8 #LegalSolutionsFramework.
Learn MoreFebruary 26th, 2019
Introduction
It is extremely frustrating when a contracting party isn’t keeping up with their end of the deal.
Simply put, a breach of contract, means an unjustifiable failure or refusal to perform in terms of an agreement. When this happens, the innocent party may be entitled to either cancellation of the agreement and claim damages, alternatively demand specific performance. The strategy and forum you choose at this stage is key in terms of cost-efficiency and overall risk management.
Learn MoreNovember 19th, 2018
Join O’Reilly Law Inc!
Commercial Law Associate
O’Reilly Law is a boutique commercial law firm, established the 1st of September 2018. Built on NewLaw principles, we deliver quality and cost-effective commercial law solutions to SME’s, Entrepreneurs and Growth Companies. We are on a mission to be a leading legal champion for business owners in South Africa.
Learn MoreNovember 7th, 2018
It’s that time of the year again, when business owners find themselves immersed in paperwork, planning year-end parties or a family get-together and on top of that pushing to collect payments and closing out last niggling projects.
Learn MoreNovember 5th, 2018
Introduction
Successful business owners understand that the businesses they run today rarely resemble the business they started.
Learn MoreOctober 18th, 2018
We’re hiring!
Legal Office Assistant
We are looking for a presentable, out- going individual who will think outside the box and be hands-on administratively in the company.
Learn More
September 13th, 2018
Introduction.
Many businesses fail to realise that in this information age, intangible assets are as valuable and important (if not more), as physical assets. Additionally, a common misconception by new business owners is that a registration of a company is enough to protect and secure the business name as a trade mark.
Learn More