Eversheds' South African ally has won its longstanding legal dispute over its trading name, allowing it to trade under the UK firm's brand. In a closely-watched case for law firms looking to rebrand associated offices in the country, a South African court ruled on Wednesday (23 February) that alliance law firm Routledge Modise did not break local law by changing its name to Eversheds.
February 24, 2011 at 08:54 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds’ South African ally has won its longstanding legal dispute over its trading name, allowing it to trade under the UK firm’s brand.
In a closely-watched case for law firms looking to rebrand associated offices in the country, a South African court ruled on Wednesday (23 February) that alliance law firm Routledge Modise had not broken local law by changing its name to Eversheds.
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