South Africa Riots: Law Firms Mobilise to Offer Pro Bono Support and Uphold the Rule of Law
Getting food to staff amid major shortages has also been a priority for the region's top firms.
July 19, 2021 at 05:39 AM
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RegulationSouth Africa is reeling from the unrest that has gripped the country for the last two weeks and is still simmering, and the nation's major law firms are frantically dealing with the fallout that has affected their staff, clients, and indeed the communities around them, as food supplies run dry and many fear for their safety.
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