Roos back, Gaza at 15 for Stormers

Evan Roos resumes his successful loose-trio partnership with Ben-Jason Dixon and Paul de Villiers as the Stormers look to avenge last weekend’s Vodacom URC defeat to the Sharks. In other notable changes for the Cape side, Jonathan Roche starts at inside centre with...

Roche ready for Andre the Giant duel

The Stormers could shake things up in the backline for Saturday’s Vodacom URC coastal derby against the Sharks in Durban. Jonathan Roche is poised to reclaim the No 12 jersey, with Springbok Damian Willemse potentially switching to fullback in place of Warrick Gelant....

End southern rugby slavery

The relentless global calendar is breaking South Africa’s best players, and Wilco Louw is the clearest warning sign, writes MARK KEOHANE. Writing for TimesLIVE, Keohane argues that World Rugby’s constant talk of player welfare has become hollow, as South African...

Rassie eyes new lock options

Rassie Erasmus says the Springboks are “thin at lock” less than two years out from the World Cup. The Boks are the envy of world rugby with their huge player pool, but Erasmus believes the second row is an area of concern when age profile and experience may count...

Holiday Meadows Golf Couse Review

The post Holiday Meadows Golf Couse Review appeared first on GolfBlogger Golf Blog. Holiday Meadows Durand, Michigan Grade: B Teacher’s Comments: Surprisingly delightful. Nine holes that left me wanting more. The post Holiday Meadows Golf Couse Review appeared...

Biglaw Equity Partners Sure Had A Good Year

Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to a year-end 2025 survey by Wells Fargo’s Legal Specialty Group, how much was profit per equity partner up in 2025? Hint: Industry-wide revenue was also rose, that metric was up 12.6% in...
A Guide To Conducting Discovery

A Guide To Conducting Discovery

Discovery is the part of litigation everyone claims to hate, until they lose a case because of it. Young lawyers will tell you discovery is “paperwork.” Senior lawyers will sigh and call it “a grind.” Judges will roll their eyes and treat it like an administrative...