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CDH celebrates outstanding results in Chambers Global 2021 and Chambers Fintech 2021

Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr (CDH) once again achieves top rankings in the recently published Chambers Global 2021 and Chambers FinTech 2021. Congratulations to all the practices and experts recognised as leaders in their fields.

19 Feb 2021 1 min read Chambers Global 2021 Alert Article

At a glance

  • CDH has achieved top rankings in Chambers Global 2021 and Chambers FinTech 2021, recognizing the firm as a leader in various fields.
  • Chambers and Partners evaluates law firms and lawyers worldwide based on criteria such as legal expertise, client service, and commercial understanding.
  • The top-tier rankings reflect CDH's strong client relationships and demonstrate the firm's commitment to providing excellent legal services.

Each year, Chambers and Partners identifies and ranks the most renowned law firms and lawyers in over 200 jurisdictions across the globe. The qualities on which these rankings are assessed include technical legal ability, professional conduct, client service, commercial astuteness, diligence, and commitment.

CDH’s top-tier rankings, detailed in full below, stand as testament to the firm’s strong and longstanding client relationships. As always, we wish to thank our clients for continuing to choose CDH as the legal partner for their business.

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