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CDH congratulates Rishaban Moodley, for his outstanding achievement as a winner in the 2016 Client Choice International Awards

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CDH congratulates Rishaban Moodley, for his outstanding achievement as a winner in the 2016 Client Choice International Awards

Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr (CDH) congratulates Rishaban Moodley, a director in our Dispute Resolution practice for his outstanding achievement as a winner in the 2016 Client Choice International Awards. Rishaban is the exclusive winner of the Litigation category for South Africa.

18 Feb 2016 1 min read Article

This year’s winners were chosen from a pool of over 2500 individual client assessments. The awards recognise partners around the world for outstanding client care and client services provided. Clients are asked to rate individual lawyers and law firms on the following client service criteria: quality of legal advice, value for money, commercial awareness, effective communication, billing transparency, tailored fee structures, response time, sharing of expertise and use of technology.

Comments from clients about Rishaban include:

  • Rishaban goes beyond what one would expect or consider reasonable to put us first.
  • Rishaban has the most pragmatic approach to cases and he is extremely responsive.
  • I trust him implicitly.
  • Rishaban has excellent industry knowledge and is always ready to assist with various matters.

This recognition adds to our growing list of achievers and is a tribute to the extraordinary contributions made by our lawyers in providing our clients with superior and innovative service as well as legal expertise. We congratulate Rishaban on this extraordinary achievement and for the role he has played in serving the needs of our clients.

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