Lavious Sedibane
Lavious Sedibane is an Associate Designate in our Dispute Resolution practice.
About Lavious
About Lavious
Lavious joined CDH in 2024. He completed his fourth rotation in the Dispute Resolution practice, having previously completed rotations in the same team, as well as in the Real Estate Law and Banking, Finance & Projects practice. Through these rotations, Lavious has gained broad exposure and practical experience across both transactional and litigation matters, contributing to a well-rounded foundation in commercial law.
Credentials
Credentials
Education
- LLB; University of South Africa
- Certificate in Bridging Skills for Legal Work Practice, University of the Witwatersrand (Nelson Mandela Institute)
Languages
Languages
- English
About Lavious
Lavious joined CDH in 2024. He completed his fourth rotation in the Dispute Resolution practice, having previously completed rotations in the same team, as well as in the Real Estate Law and Banking, Finance & Projects practice. Through these rotations, Lavious has gained broad exposure and practical experience across both transactional and litigation matters, contributing to a well-rounded foundation in commercial law.
Credentials
Education
- LLB; University of South Africa
- Certificate in Bridging Skills for Legal Work Practice, University of the Witwatersrand (Nelson Mandela Institute)
Languages
- English
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