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CDH rankings in Chambers Global 2019

Chambers and Partners identifies and ranks the most outstanding law firms and lawyers in over 180 jurisdictions throughout the world. CDH once again featured prominently in the latest edition of Chambers Global. The 2019 rankings, released on 14 February, affirm CDH’s strength and standing in the South African market, both as leading experts and as formidable teams.

18 Feb 2019 1 min read Article

Importantly, the guide’s recognition of our specialists and practices speak to the long-term partnerships we forge with you, our clients. Without your continuous support, we would not be able to celebrate this achievement and many others. For that, we thank you.

Well done to all the practices and practitioners listed below. You have, once again, done us proud.

 

 

CDH RANKINGS IN CHAMBERS FINTECH 2019

A separate guide, Chambers FinTech 2019 ranked our FinTech team in Band One - the only law firm in South Africa to achieve this ranking. Chambers FinTech 2019 also ranked three of our FinTech experts: Christoff Pienaar (Band One), Bridget King (Band Two) and Preeta Bhagattjee (Band Two). Congratulations to the team for this outstanding achievement.

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