Zimri Attorneys

05/10/2026

Legal Changes Necessary To Safeguard Persons In Cognitive Decline by Sharné Zimri

Explore the legal changes necessary to safeguard persons in cognitive decline in light of recent developments in case law.

17/09/2026

It has been a difficult week for our country as the horrors of gender-based violence and femicide are once again brought to light by grim news.

While the longstanding and ever-increasing nature of this problem can cause hopelessness to set in, the numerous statements, runs, marches and other signs of support to victims have amplified community solidarity against gender-based violence.

As we continue to show solidarity with victims and their families, we remember that "the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice".

02/09/2026

https://nowinsa.co.za/2026/how-sharne-zimri-helped-return-a-lost-iphone-in-fourways/

Find out how a lost iPhone in Fourways, a viral post and attorney Sharné Zimri’s kindness helped reunite a stranger with her phone.

31/08/2026

We've moved offices 🥳

New address:

66 Park Lane,
Sandown,
Sandton.

Zimri Attorneys specialises in litigation and dispute resolution and provides client-specific solutions for businesses and individuals at competitive rates.

27/08/2026

https://zimriattorneys.co.za/post?c=enforcement-of-dispute-resolution-clauses-in-a-contract&id=38

Dispute resolution clauses are often overlooked clauses in a contract. Most contracting parties are understandably more focused on the success of a contractual relationship than on potential disputes. It is only when a dispute arises that the clauses pertaining to its resolution come into focus.

20/05/2026

https://zimriattorneys.co.za/post?c=approval-of-building-plans-by-body-corporates-and-municipalities&id=37

The interdependent relationship between local government, property owners and body corporates has sometimes resulted in contentious issues. One such issue is the approval of building plans. Ordinarily plans require the approval of both the body corporate and the municipality. The question that arise...

07/05/2026

A recent judgement involved a woman walking through a construction site in high heels. The judgement is important for construction companies because the construction contractor in charge was held partially liable for her injuries. Link to article: