How Our Firm Can Assist

Our experienced team of legal professionals provides strategic advice, draft enforceable agreements, and represents clients in disputes related to restraints of trade. Below are examples of the services we offer:

  • Drafting and reviewing agreements and advising on the implications of restraints of trade clauses in employment contracts, partnership agreements, and transaction documents
  • Providing strategic advice to employers on the implementation and enforcement of restraints of trade.
  • Advising employees on the enforceability and impact of restraints of trade agreements
  • Representing clients in litigation related to restraints of trade disputes.
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Adams & Adams AntiCounterfeiting Team strikes another major blow against counterfeit lubricant manufacturers

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We have offices in four major cities in South Africa: Pretoria, Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban. Additionally, we have 23 associate offices in the rest of Africa, the firm serves as a gateway into Africa for IP clients. Please contact your nearest office for any legal enquiry or assistance.