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LexisNexis Webinars – Topical, expert content that you can rely on
The new normal for business is unlike anything we have yet become accustomed to. Since the declaration of Covid-19 as a pandemic which resulted in South Africa invoking the Disaster Management Act we have been forced to consider a new way to conduct business. Gone are the days of face to face meetings, group events and consultations. But, with this change comes opportunity.
At Lexis Nexis we’re not newcomers when it comes to expert content. In fact, LexisNexis has been long trusted to provide accurate, precise, reliable information. And it’s in this light that we intend to continue.
Drawing on our expert authors, contributors and partners we are offering free LexisNexis Webinars on a wide range of topical, relevant and impactful content. Direct to your desktop, mobile or tablet, sign up now and keep informed.
Upcoming Events
| 19-Oct-21 | 10:00 | FIC Audit Information Session | Click Here |
| 21-Oct-21 | 10:00 | Tax Webinar Series: Expatriate Tax | Click Here |
| 26-Oct-21 | 10:00 | Civil Procedure Made Practical Part 3: Trial Preparation and Trial Strategy | Click Here |
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Previous webinars
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In this webinar, LexisNexis and presenter Yvonne Rossouw explored how the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) interacts on a practical level with the Financial Intelligence Centre Act (FICA) and other legislation when it comes to the ways in which financial services institutions manage and process personal data. -
LexisNexis and webinar presenter, Kevin van Tonder, outlined the need for greater focus on the interconnection between people, process and technology within law firms or in-house legal teams, as legal services are being delivered in an increasingly -
The appointment of an Information Officer, retention and restriction of records and formulating a breach plan, were just some of the POPIA related aspects covered by presenter Advocate Nick Tee in this webinar. Advocate Tee delivered practical guidance around some of the complexities of POPIA and its implications for organisations. -
This session presented by LexisNexis South Africa and Dell Technologies featured five young women trailblazers in tech sharing their insights on achieving success. They also discussed how to better ensure that young women see the tech sector as a viable career option. -
In this Lexis Library Product Tour, LexisNexis case law expert Louis Podbielski and top trainer Daisy Gounden demonstrated how easy it is to find the right case for the matter at hand using Legal Citator, which saves users countless hours of research time and cross-referencing. -
Tax disputes can be time-consuming and expensive, especially if an objection has been disallowed and the taxpayer needs to go on appeal. Taxpayers’ frustrations with the tax dispute process are often exacerbated when a taxpayer goes on appeal, only for SARS to concede during the appeal process that they were wrong all along. This often amounts to wasted time and costs for taxpayers. -
In this product tour, LexisNexis case law expert Louis Podbielski and trainer Daisy Gounden provided practical know-how to enhance your legal research, using the Unmatched Lexis Library platform. Louis and Daisy showcased the solution's seamless flow from Legislation, to relevant case law, with its supporting analysis and judgement treatment in subsequent cases. -
Marking Africa Day under the theme, Bringing the Law into the Digital Age, the virtual Rule of Law Café delivered insights from expert speakers discussing the role of the rule of law as a basic condition for economic development, and the need for a modernised and effective legal system. -
One of the top risks South Africa is facing and must address urgently in order to avoid country and corporate failure is that of continuing private and public governance failure, as highlighted in the Institute of Risk Management South Africa (IRMSA) Risk Report 2021. This virtual session hosted by LexisNexis featured expert insights from Nicola Comninos, Group Chief Risk Officer of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. -
LexisNexis South Africa hosted an information session to aid estate agents, legal practitioners and conveyancers in keeping on top of their responsibilities as accountable institutions, specifically focusing on the KYC verification as a sub-set of FICA Compliance. -
LexisNexis South Africa together with experts including Judge Jody Kollapen, co-author Terry Harrison who is Africa’s only independent eDiscovery Consultant and Sumantha Reddy, Content Manager at LexisNexis, unpacked how South African lawyers can meet their professional obligations when it comes to eDiscovery and ensure irrefutable defensibility in the 21st Century. -
Covid-19 presented significant challenges for many South African municipalities. LexisNexis South Africa in partnership with the City of Cape Town hosted a webinar aimed at assisting municipal employees to overcome many of the hurdles associated with virtual working. -
LexisNexis South Africa and Dell Technologies launched the first Women In Tech Conversation on the 18th February 2020. A forum aimed at creating safe spaces for Women in Tech. By encouraging dialogue towards positive change, the sessions will bring women in tech together to learn from one another, share their challenges and empower a new breed of women in this industry. -
LexisNexis South Africa and Dell Technologies launched the first Women In Tech Conversation on the 18th February 2020. A forum aimed at creating safe spaces for Women in Tech. By encouraging dialogue towards positive change, the sessions will bring women in tech together to learn from one another, share their challenges and empower a new breed of women in this industry.
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COVID-19 has further demonstrated the importance of identifying emerging risks and prioritising investment in governance, risk and controls. These structures should be based on understanding how potential events and risks interconnect; how quickly impact may be experienced; how technology can be used to monitor and manage key controls and compliance obligations; and the value of cohesive culture across an organisation. -
COVID-19 has further demonstrated the importance of identifying emerging risks and prioritising investment in governance, risk and controls. These structures should be based on understanding how potential events and risks interconnect; how quickly impact may be experienced; how technology can be used to monitor and manage key controls and compliance obligations; and the value of cohesive culture across an organisation.
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The impact of COVID-19 on the way we use our vehicles, manage public transport, the delivery of goods, flying, etc. was sudden and drastic. -
Clarity and brevity are key to the successful drafting of legal papers. Too often, an inability to write as is required, a reliance on precedents, as well as the confusion caused by the use of lengthy arguments and complex legal jargon results in badly drafted legal papers, furthering delays in the legal process. -
The role of governance and compliance has seen a significant shift over the past 6 months from prudent compliance management to quick decision-making with financial policy and reporting regulations. -
The President has announced the commencement of the Protection of Personal Information (POPI) Act 4 of 2013 on 1 July 2020. This means all affected organisations must comply with the Act within 12 months or face hefty fines.