Credit: Nastudio/Adobe StockDLA Piper Partner Joins Webber Wentzel and Other Key South African Moves
Webber Wentzel is expanding its practices with five new partners, including a DLA Piper partner, while former A&O Shearman associates move to White & Case and ENS after the firm’s closure.
February 06, 2025 at 11:30 AM
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Herbert Smith Freehills, Webber Wentzel, White & Case, ENS, and Bowmans have all made strategic hires to expand their corporate, banking, and infrastructure practices across Africa.
Webber Wentzel Appoints Five Lawyers
South African law firm Webber Wentzel has appointed five new lawyers including a DLA Piper partner and a local White & Case partner, expanding its banking, corporate, commercial and dispute resolution practices.
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