Bringing its lawyers together as the firm makes office working a regular requirement is key to the firm's 2023 ambitions, according to Christo Els.
January 16, 2023 at 07:16 AM
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Correspondent, Cape Town
Africa’s fifth largest law firm by headcount, 154-year old Webber Wentzel, is a ‘Big Five’ African law firm making strides since South Africa lifted COVID restrictions, according to senior partner Christo Els.
Still fresh from his firm’s success at last year’s African Legal Awards, Els discusses his firm’s strategy in 2023, reconnecting lawyers amid a return to the office drive, a focus on tech and ESG, and strengthening its local alliances.
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